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The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Tuesday, 20th September 2016

There are 16 across clues and 15 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Tuesday, 20th September 2016. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 7: Cliff diver: "I've taken off backwards on wobbly chair"RICHARD
AAcross 8: ’70s prog rock band books castle
AAcross 9: Sugar, part of a balanced diet?
AAcross 10: European husband, one in Paris again, swims across river
AAcross 12: Day cleaning out inter­ior of antechamber gets one in order
AAcross 13: Former football manager of Villa and Forest?
AAcross 15: To restrict opening of safe, secure with key
AAcross 16: Boy: "Wonder about nickel, boron and gold?"
AAcross 17: Gas inhaled by heavy-duty criminal
AAcross 17: Gas inhaled by heavy-duty criminal
AAcross 18: Dolls waiting in line to be delivered a meal?
AAcross 20: See 20 down
AAcross 21: Over 90? Badly attired? Get state support!
AAcross 22: Might he have starred in Carry On Up The Valley?
AAcross 24: Southern refined claret is a brilliant red
AAcross 25: Exaggerated walk after 1/20th of a pint?
DDown 1: Last document by Shakespeare (abridged)
DDown 2: Solo time that's involved in Sunday school songs
DDown 3: Sportsman asks Russian cheats: "Help expose ringleaders"
DDown 4: Gardner's head bears fine American plant
DDown 5: About 6, we retire to study
DDown 6: Boy heads?
DDown 11: Complaint? Fans want Spoonerism
DDown 12: Special style of loud hot rockFLAVA
DDown 14: Some atmosphere at wizard's postcode?
DDown 16: One takes notes, one plays notes
DDown 17: Professional hitter from Edinburgh dismissed — bowled out
DDown 19: Fighting dogs?
DDown 20: ’80s double act taken to extremes? (6 and 5)
DDown 21: No starter with fast food
DDown 23: See 15
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