The Guardian Quiptic Answers - Monday, 17th October 2022 There are 16 across clues and 16 down clues for the The Guardian Quiptic crossword on Monday, 17th October 2022. View the answers below.. Also try..All The Guardian Quiptic AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Inspiration from the bar, drunk!BREATHAAcross 4: Is youngster able to eat here?CANTEENAAcross 9: Examples of species penultimately displaced by humansSPECIMENSAAcross 10: Right oven should do thisROASTAAcross 11: Had dinner in said schoolEATENAAcross 12: Nag's comment beginning to bother the Guardian's local residentNEIGHBOURAAcross 13: At the end, Spanish flu victim lost blood and so made to feel badHUMBLEDAAcross 15: Bug an Ingrid or Heidi, perhapsGERMANAAcross 17: Playing spades is approvedPASSEDAAcross 19: They say take in bird food and be a winner!SUCCEEDAAcross 22: Modern resort appears regularly in the Times?NEWSPAPERAAcross 24: Right river for countryRURALAAcross 26: After love, one is overwhelmed by French rejection — it's a tear-jerkerONIONAAcross 27: Useful in case of flat or round bellySPARETYREAAcross 28: Some severe storm would impede climbing itEVERESTAAcross 29: Look, new space suit at lastASPECTDDown 1: Beg for starter of bacon and cheese crackersBESEECHDDown 2: Happening to be seventy without clothingEVENTDDown 3: Different alert sign shapesTRIANGLESDDown 4: Actors call for throwing out linesCASTINGDDown 5: Back on route to Hull initially — not south!NORTHDDown 6: Pay vet mostly to turn up, speak and disappearEVAPORATEDDown 7: Type of sodium? True/falseNATUREDDown 8: For each agreement, a drinkPERNODDDown 14: Email, when sloshed at the same timeMEANWHILEDDown 16: Instruments for court officialsRECORDERSDDown 18: Down payment is back in storeDEPOSITDDown 19: Butter, jam, or marmalade and many other things on the tableSPREADDDown 20: Most boring Washington DC airport, plus its terminal?DULLESTDDown 21: Trendy fish found underfoot?INSOLEDDown 23: Coins from church supporting writerPENCEDDown 25: Poetry heard in prime timeRHYME