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    The Guardian Everyman Answers - Sunday, 18th February 2024

    There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Everyman crossword on Sunday, 18th February 2024. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Jocose friend trashed UnitedJOINEDFORCES
    AAcross 10: Somewhere in Bolivia, personal assistant coming back with illuminating insights
    AAcross 11: One that'll take a drink, or one that's had too many?
    AAcross 12: Joint enterprise finally getting large yield
    AAcross 13: A nasty aquatic creature. One's nature? Drowning animals, primarily!
    AAcross 15: Underlying – put another way, having long-term effect
    AAcross 16: Ribbons arranged, we're told, for fancy man
    AAcross 18: Most common Scrabble tiles gathered, bringing comfort
    AAcross 20: Tries to get a ride from ship's company: it's torturous!
    AAcross 22: Displays gluttony having consumed tea before end of cricketing encounters
    AAcross 24: Fraudulent old girl taking public transport?
    AAcross 26: Ecstasy tablets and C illegally acquired at source in Baltic state
    AAcross 27: Uranium record held by source of wine: cunning!
    AAcross 28: Proved highly amusing?RAISEDALAUGH
    DDown 2: Taking some cover, Biden poorly estimated risk
    DDown 3: Wine – cork removed – bravo!NICEWORK
    DDown 4: Tear and shatter
    DDown 5: Where a nest egg may be found to be at riskOUTONALIMB
    DDown 6: Initially chatty, Everyman's accepted by company that's put up with one trying to amuse
    DDown 7: Quiet, because around the French
    DDown 8: One-time occupier of dark room who's been relatively immature?LATEDEVELOPER
    DDown 9: When graduates trained hoi polloiGREATUNWASHED
    DDown 14: Then where might I have packed those items?INTHATCASE
    DDown 17: Being twisted, I'll abase Catholic monarch
    DDown 19: Armpit often seen in leisurewear
    DDown 21: Arranging – in a bad way – support for masts and sails
    DDown 23: Feeling fed up with starters of escargots nightly, night in Paris cut short
    DDown 25: Somewhat nouveau – that includes Iris
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