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The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 15th August 2012

There are 18 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 15th August 2012. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Finished with jazz, which is an economic improvement
AAcross 5: Say "proceed", being loveless, answerless intellect­ual
AAcross 10: "Motivated? Not I": TV family man from way backFRED
AAcross 11: Raw, easy to digest is OK
AAcross 11: Raw, easy to digest is OK
AAcross 12: Work in which in which 10 and 6 appeared
AAcross 13: Airport complex round back of Dodge City
AAcross 14: Sort of meal had by lovers when the electricity's lacking?
AAcross 16: Sudden concentrated effort of baronet intertwined with Ms Taylor?
AAcross 17: Give birth, warranting opening of Spanish hock
AAcross 19: Casual T-shirt, the one for Sally's first milestone birthday?
AAcross 23: One who goes on applying pressure to snake
AAcross 24: Shakespearean character used in an infamous theatrical assassination
AAcross 26: Organise indoor activity (being squeezed by Ms Blanchett)
AAcross 26: Organise indoor activity (being squeezed by Ms Blanchett)
AAcross 27: See 21
AAcross 28: Attempt to infiltrate Green movement? Get stuffed!
AAcross 29: River birds which Piaf apparently didn't have
DDown 2: Climbers' support for each different goal
DDown 3: Beam, being escorted by welcoming date
DDown 4: In the sack dress?
DDown 6: Sandy, the pop performer with a different intro?
DDown 7: He's first — I say! I say! — to secure vote for the common people
DDown 8: One with no faith in Panama (the isthmus)
DDown 9: 10 or 6 humorously: "I echo partner's movement"
DDown 15: See 22DOWNTORIO
DDown 18: Appropriate type of stitch with ring in
DDown 20: Full up but said "Tuck again!"
DDown 21: Half of 10 and 6's supporters certainly not describing what either 10 or 6 hadTWOLEFT
DDown 22: Wrong foot idly in — disastrous for 10 and 6's first screen pairing
DDown 25: Chesterfield, possibly on far left side of road up to this point
DDown 25: Chesterfield, possibly on far left side of road up to this point
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