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The Guardian Quiptic Answers - Monday, 29th September 2014

There are 16 across clues and 13 down clues for the The Guardian Quiptic crossword on Monday, 29th September 2014. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: This part of the body turns me sick
AAcross 5: Emotionally hardened state with warped soul
AAcross 10: Lively son to ask personal questions
AAcross 11: Still basic new study of trajectories
AAcross 12: South Africa includes thanks to New Zealand as part of a poem
AAcross 13: Imagine criminal with dreadful vice at some point
AAcross 14: Tricky pedicure involving judge showing bias
AAcross 16: Sort of fiddle with a plant
AAcross 17: Authorised agent to make enquiries about animal
AAcross 19: Period in which terrible storm affected athlete
AAcross 23: Here is a trap I designed for a beekeeper
AAcross 24: Flash dash!
AAcross 26: It's about mannequin going first to get changed
AAcross 27: Vegetable found in Staffordshire?
AAcross 28: Under a mountain in Scotland with topsoil but no river
AAcross 29: Fans love to run on Sunday
DDown 2: Racetrack tout's gratuity half in sterling
DDown 3: Light working fabric
DDown 4: Rebuke for terrible pub attack
DDown 6: Foreigners on a Nile cruise to the south
DDown 7: Gambling games: Tories let fly
DDown 8: Peacekeepers genteel? Not at all
DDown 9: Stop Paris and Rome, for example, being written in large plain letteringBLOCKCAPITALS
DDown 15: Jack’s universal tax problem? Pretend to sit side by side
DDown 18: Satisfied salesman's permitted to take note
DDown 20: Desired building once lived in
DDown 21: Inept article on mother’s true, unfortunately!
DDown 22: Splendid way to get the best
DDown 25: River with unusual lure for monarch
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