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The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 22nd February 2012

There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 22nd February 2012. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: They may be jolly good in crew not heading for Wolverhampton
AAcross 4: Respected entertainer starts off, needs lots of paper
AAcross 9: Two records rest with singular, amazing puzzlerCROSSWORDSETTER
AAcross 10: Take note of a disappearing card or three — magic!FORTHE
AAcross 11: During a break, tackling Crispa's last — and Custos?
AAcross 12: A great occasion for 1 across 4 (22), 9 10 11!HAPPYDAY
AAcross 14: One of Squires' d___ French team went ahead, after sacking editor
AAcross 15: Man, say, appearing on Monday — many beguiled
AAcross 18: Group do something for this splendid fellow
AAcross 21: Pretty girl in crimson rose
AAcross 22: Point out momentous number!
AAcross 24: "Tap it twice", said Roger — not a bad magician!
AAcross 25: See 10
AAcross 26: He occupies hearts, getting more mature
DDown 1: Men in Fleet Air Arm mostly valuable? They're uncommonly so
DDown 2: Regularly pulled out of glossy hat, it's destined for curry!
DDown 3: Hardware ordered right away to provide clue for R? That's frightening!
DDown 5: Far from dull setter Stephenson initially demoted — it ’ad to be a joke
DDown 6: Flying machines — ten or so — failing to impress lady sawn in halfROTODYNES
DDown 7: Escape from sea with minimum of panic — gee, amazing!
DDown 8: Sailor's spirit and extremes of gallantry are staggering
DDown 13: Individual approaches entertainment group, getting first part in Crossroads, male partPOLLENSAC
DDown 16: Having kittens, lacking time to get outINERROR
DDown 17: Everyone that's in Dr Who is a playful type?
DDown 18: Future flier, no gentleman to treat with disrespect
DDown 19: An adventurous chap like Vespucci, I become trapped under a foreign seaAMERIGO
DDown 20: Awful to-do — sailor leaving Oscar in a flapCATDOOR
DDown 23: Excellent setter appearing finally in Attenborough film (a third cut)
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