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The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 15th September 2010

There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 15th September 2010. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Notorious anti-Communist cricketers — are they both losing points?
AAcross 5: Suddenly reveal bounciness
AAcross 9: Stop development, say, to introduce grand new article
AAcross 10: Number for five-a-side? Any number is required for game
AAcross 12: Sad girl that is hacked off with pain taking heroin
AAcross 15: Italian fare's right for quiet cult member
AAcross 17: Great empress with wheels
AAcross 18: John Henry, captured by Europeans, has means of escape
AAcross 19: Girl with something of value from the eastTESSA
AAcross 20: UK father, too clumsy and very old-fashionedOUTOFTHEARK
AAcross 24: Go about with couple
AAcross 25: Waterside bird going unsteadily around end of pond
AAcross 26: Small settlement for prince
AAcross 27: Taught by head of school? That's not nat­ural
DDown 1: Notice absence of wood — bring in right detectiveMISSMARPLE
DDown 2: Prince not turning up for dance
DDown 3: Knight involved in bankruptcy may be arrested
DDown 4: Alternative to the cool cha?
DDown 6: Knowing the future is tense, ringing social centre
DDown 7: Where one may drink Canada Dry in Nova Scotia?
DDown 8: My turn with pair of shoes!
DDown 11: Cockney legends, as it were, treated to ample feastPLATESOFMEAT
DDown 13: What deters wandering Saudis? Promised land?
DDown 14: Extremely rude group advanced in years is presented in a new way
DDown 16: Oprah broadcast turned tide — she was divine
DDown 21: Group of stars in earthy drama
DDown 22: Principal part of foot
DDown 23: Annoying messages from small girl
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