The Guardian Quiptic Answers - Monday, 4th February 2002 There are 14 across clues and 17 down clues for the The Guardian Quiptic crossword on Monday, 4th February 2002. View the answers below.. Also try..All The Guardian Quiptic AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: West Indian doctor meets the French professor somewhere in south LondonWIMBLEDONAAcross 6: Enjoy Italian numberDIGITAAcross 9: Leave chaps time to stock up shopDEPARTMENT STOREAAcross 10: You do it in to catch a fishREELAAcross 11: Getting into this spells troubleHOT WATERAAcross 14: Status of military student who's really cool?CADETSHIPAAcross 15: Eye problems in animal homes, we hearSTYESAAcross 16: It's a northern dance, chuck!FLINGAAcross 18: Having a damaged ego, pester female wardsPROTEGEESAAcross 20: Try to remember Morse's first nameENDEAVORAAcross 21: Attention seeker's addition to letter by the wayPSSTAAcross 25: Dubious heart making sense, on the face of it, of natural rhythmBIOLOGICAL CLOCKAAcross 26: Girl weaving osierROSIEAAcross 27: Pronounced in favour of being reservedSPOKENFORDDown 1: A bird in the bootWADERDDown 2: Find a way to obtain a chart to studyMAPREADDDown 3: Unlock centre concerned with learningLOREDDown 4: Speechless when cartoon elephant loses its tailDUMBDDown 5: Dope cop in on mop organisationNINCOMPOOPDDown 6: Was cannibal's female victim found in a domestic appliance?DISH WASHERDDown 6: Was cannibal's female victim found in a domestic appliance?DISHWASHERDDown 7: Insubstantial spirit at Leafy HollowGHOSTLYDDown 8: The duck lifts off, one supposesTHEORISESDDown 12: Shame to see two thirds displaying body marksSTIGMATOSEDDown 13: Pieces of music with sound of rap over doses I mixedRHAPSODIESDDown 14: Bean product ban in dinerCOFFEE BARDDown 17: Fashionable ways to get insideINDOORSDDown 19: Appease official partly and relax!EASE OFFDDown 22: Receiver volunteers two members of the Royal FamilyTAKERDDown 23: A good way round to get a gameFARODDown 24: Spots a clever new entrepreneur, initiallyACNE