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The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 31st August 2022

There are 15 across clues and 18 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 31st August 2022. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 9: Tip of tusk, just about trunk
AAcross 10: Guardian's problem with Openreach
AAcross 11: Perhaps retreat in blunder, losing knight and corps entirely
AAcross 12: Moving record of old poet taking last of coterie cycling
AAcross 13: Parts listed discovered for singer, perhaps
AAcross 15: Careless manicure, losing one of digits
AAcross 17: Salmon oil, a regular early pro­tection for young vertebrates
AAcross 18: Type of rock almost a joke
AAcross 20: Reports of slate being quarried
AAcross 22: Prickly character criticised nationalist answer on energy
AAcross 25: Tastes juice, returning to drink coffee — not a tea, say
AAcross 26: Cladding of marble: ideally, even, it could be gold
AAcross 27: Hide rock, one that holds gold?
AAcross 30: Terrible person makes noise about Conservative freedom with no rest
AAcross 31: Society suffering, but they’re making record profits
DDown 1: Stick of rock? Not one Boatman supports
DDown 2: Running after light that may be seen through this rock
DDown 3: Make a hole in second rock that may hold gold
DDown 4: Pull together in Cuppers, otherwise one is sunk
DDown 5: One swims in under rock
DDown 6: Type of rock like lead?
DDown 7: Having more weight applied to type of rock, say
DDown 8: The Rock screens lead role
DDown 13: It’s found in rock — after support it gets to grow
DDown 14: Spooner's rocky nation, you might say, is independent
DDown 16: Barrels of rock taken off vessel, leading to questions
DDown 19: Nobody initially excited over faltering A-list marriage
DDown 21: Heads learn it's unusual
DDown 23: River Rock?
DDown 24: Road’s ruined: bumps initially accumulate on the surface
DDown 26: A salty thing, Boatman called 'saint with heart of stone'
DDown 28: Carved from tufa stone, immoveable
DDown 29: Rock from upper bits of tundra: igneous lava terrain
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