Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 16th 2013) clues of The Guardian Cryptic crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 28 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Saw around soft fold in limb (9) |
| Come to an open stretch of water (5) |
| Corked claret accompanying last of wine that's sweet (7) |
| Slam-bang? (5) |
| Wind force then a problem — in this? (7) |
| A sports official wearing shoe — or not? (8) |
| Team's flank (4) |
| Upright but not opening — I'm unsure it's part of the gut (6) |
| Awful motor designed for second-class racing (7,3) |
| Mild complaint, as part of book appearing whiny? (9,8) |
| Dance preceding tango in newspaper? (7) |
| Perfectly round number, that's clear (6) |
| Agent apprehending prisoner, reflected in looking glass (7) |
| Yonder item identified? Never mind! (5,3,2,5,6) |
| Superior to beat sovereign (10) |
| See 18 |
| Composer not working by royal pronouncement? (4) |
| Segmented language? (8) |
| Neighbouring houses cheery in wartime Britain (7) |
| Letter quick to reveal didgeridoo player's technique (8,9) |
| Arc of the horizon, a spot overshadowing much, not half hot (7) |
| See 8 |
| Trademark and name required to access network (3,2) |
| Drug users as cover for chief of police? (9) |
| Important flat part of a calculator (6) |
| Supporter totally fab, so made for game of team selection (7,8) |
| Suspect confined by himself is hysterical (5) |
| See 6 |