The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Friday, 14th July 2017 There are 14 across clues and 18 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Friday, 14th July 2017. View the answers below.. Also try..All The Guardian Cryptic AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 7: I entirely agree Daisy is wrong accepting French alternative gin's partnerYOU SAID ITAAcross 8: Juliet's predecessor: one needing first aid, on reflectionINDIAAAcross 9: Delight on large troopship?TRANSPORTAAcross 10: Wood nymph's uninspiring noticeDRYADAAcross 12: Endear fiancee regularly for a Guernsey lily, for exampleNERINEAAcross 13: Defensive barrier, square, for rebel holding kingSTOCKADEAAcross 16: Leanest flying kitesELANETSAAcross 19: Doc embraces member backing eastern chumCOMRADEAAcross 22: Greek character touring Crete, swimming and so forthETCETERAAAcross 25: Initially, Alan the entrepreneur returns to Mediterranean island cityRAGUSAAAcross 27: Teachers' poleSTAFFAAcross 28: Veteran officer in charge keeps unusual dope for local medicationOPODELDOCAAcross 29: River abroadFORTHAAcross 30: Price rush organised for millionaires' classSUPERRICHDDown 1: Actress, who is no more, sadlyMONROEDDown 2: Celts, leaving consultancies, organised capitalASUNCIONDDown 3: Help mistress, partly upset and guilelessSIMPLEDDown 4: Sink or swim, for a start, maybe here in ScotlandKINROSSDDown 5: Some Atlantean or Kässbohrer would certainly interest him!ANORAKDDown 6: Coarse Italian patriot, somewhatRIBALDDDown 11: Green cross on Mediterranean islandGOZODDown 14: Group topped ditchAHADDown 15: Old prior, as hermit losing a wee amountEREDDown 16: Dusky maiden?EVEDDown 17: Electrical discharge caused by car crashARCDDown 18: Young Treherne appearing regularlyTEENDDown 20: Customers who have taken vows?REGULARSDDown 21: Means to close entrance to labyrinth?EARPLUGDDown 23: Display and make lace as wellTATTOODDown 24: Decadent English/French social functionEFFETEDDown 25: Its partition was bookedRED SEADDown 26: Shelter for fine candlestickSCONCE