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The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Thursday, 9th July 2015

There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Thursday, 9th July 2015. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Cloistered away, hiding name that is embarrassing
AAcross 8: Cockney's picked up booze and amplifier
AAcross 9: Golfer welcomes hit leaving one closer
AAcross 11: Love 100 lines that's part of Gettysburg address?
AAcross 12: Emperor's house with entrance to palace past itLEOPOLD
AAcross 13: Family members back in part of church
AAcross 14: Frank has wrong number around radius
AAcross 16: Feature of Oxford: quiet dons in the morning, working aloneASHMOLEAN
AAcross 19: Power remains with American governor
AAcross 21: Not a call girl's problem
AAcross 23: Boy inhaling grass is unpredictable
AAcross 24: Objects to exhibit, dropping first and second
AAcross 25: I really drink hard, needing elementary variety
AAcross 26: Shop where sales enticed swarms
DDown 1: Storms into lead from inspired run, with game points
DDown 2: Wanting to know scoundrel's keeping promise
DDown 3: Myself and I, when in Rome
DDown 4: Sexy? It's bold to strip off for acclaim
DDown 5: Pouring shot for cliquey set
DDown 6: Time in the city, year off to make business contacts
DDown 7: National fervour to interrupt heartless neoconservative ramble
DDown 10: Manage to catch Ed Balls admitting current employment problems
DDown 15: Money is English pound, perhaps
DDown 17: "Yes" to reform adopted by ugly place, a small state
DDown 18: Old Turk's twist on Islam
DDown 19: Dangerous, mean and almost rotten
DDown 20: Park behind road's end in city, after one's reversed
DDown 22: Boatman may have you thus puzzled
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