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The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Thursday, 9th December 2010

There are 16 across clues and 12 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Thursday, 9th December 2010. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Tudor's defeat by Gloucester?
AAcross 5: Cryptographer keeps caliph to say what's right
AAcross 9: Lawbreaker in the beginning becomes stout fellow
AAcross 10: 25 22's sheep have room
AAcross 11: See 23
AAcross 12: Female poet holds small boy back from ground elderHERBGERARD
AAcross 13: Medicine from tree manufactured in small limousineNIMOIL
AAcross 14: 25 22's married woman gets permit in timeDALLOWAY
AAcross 16: 25 22's time to cut birdsTHEWAVES
AAcross 19: Boy that's scruffy and prickly
AAcross 21: Thora's pupil in promise to be developed
AAcross 23: Wood strip makes bird a slut
AAcross 24: DJ produces poem with tenth note reversed
AAcross 25: State what beast sounds like whose fearfulness has been questioned
AAcross 26: Ringer to turn into mad fly — I can't take any more!
AAcross 27: In the course of … of the French and German cycle
DDown 2: 25 22's child pupil in stature to accommodateTOTHELIGHTHOUSE
DDown 3: 25 22's golden country with love
DDown 4: Ballet master, fat in face, taking two fifths
DDown 5: Crazy about true reform that's now ready
DDown 6: Change concerned with dance
DDown 7: See what should be on plate by agreementLOCARNO
DDown 8: See what's making the countryside rot in a bus twice
DDown 15: As corollary, journalist over American city dealt with clothes or money
DDown 17: Frank batsman in misery about rights and leftsWORRELL
DDown 18: Reduce silver work with hydrogen injection
DDown 20: Decommission the person with the money
DDown 22: See 25
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