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The Guardian Quiptic Answers - Monday, 20th August 2001

There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Quiptic crossword on Monday, 20th August 2001. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Superlatively poor connection to a TV programmeTHEWEAKESTLINK
AAcross 9: Shakes those holding the weapons
AAcross 10: Screen watchdog
AAcross 11: Tiny mites of 10 sat facing backwards
AAcross 12: About an expert at riding the waves getting to come to the top again
AAcross 13: Censor lad mistakenly for being a lion tamerANDROCLES
AAcross 14: Daniel wrote of retreating into the river
AAcross 15: You and I, the Queen's employers
AAcross 17: Is cry a bit unusual, smacking of self-indulgence?
AAcross 20: Disobedient cat in revolt
AAcross 22: Island copper goes round for suspectCORFU
AAcross 23: Hesitation seen in exhausted reptile
AAcross 24: Noel, it is thought, is partly one of those who believes in top people
AAcross 25: Head of order found, in error, the soup I'm stirring
DDown 1: Drink to Mexican spirit at dawnTEQUILASUNRISE
DDown 2: Teed off, involving teams that were already there
DDown 3: Rinse some knitting for the sake of appearances
DDown 4: Fictional knave with bird
DDown 5: Hebrew prophet, captured by clandestine army unit, is given some Indian food
DDown 6: Redhead follows student, one that's friendless
DDown 7: Get less than 50% and still sound mighty pleased!NOTHALF
DDown 8: Short meeting that was filmedBRIEFENCOUNTER
DDown 14: Tell four to note the order
DDown 16: Ban imposed to bag more hash
DDown 17: Faster bird about to rise
DDown 18: Headgear for group on French water
DDown 19: Stations to name in one
DDown 21: Hanger-on finds shelter in front of church
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