Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (December 10th 2007) clues of The Guardian Cryptic crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 27 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Cuffs may be worn (5) |
| It rarely turns out like this in books (8) |
| An acceptable phrase for one making a purchase? (3,3,4) |
| They dispel pains, Sir (8) |
| Send my opus out to win fanciful nominations (10) |
| New organisation takes blame for cover up (6) |
| Turn round floundering tragedy, lacking drama at first (6) |
| Irish county's team opener (9) |
| Course manuals (7,5) |
| State welcome to king (4) |
| Nevertheless last (5,3) |
| It's neither here nor there (2,7) |
| About fifty diaries edited by Victorian novelist (8) |
| Ernest breaks records (6) |
| People pop inside where they see this sign (5,5,5) |
| Spellbind in run through (8) |
| Impish girl portrayed in Enigma Variation (6) |
| A tune-up during the opera (4) |
| Shade giving cover for the troops (5) |
| Courage needed by the bedridden? (6) |
| Staff held a course (4) |
| River claims two lives (4) |
| One willing to let others succeed (8) |
| Commanding Officer returns to give details about move to new area (8) |
| It's used to lift - or bring down (6) |
| They may be hung, drawn, but not necessarily quartered (8) |
| Service providing overhead savings for those in deep water (3,3,6) |