Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 17th 2007) clues of The Guardian Cryptic crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 29 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Loose liver's heading into wonderful times (6) |
| Port wine (6) |
| See 11 |
| Step with scoundrel into group, person distanced from reality (5,5) |
| A fool needs little time to open beer, perhaps, as source of food (6,4) |
| Alpine transporter locks in Montgomery (9) |
| I yell as you hear a child's demand? (3,5) |
| Hole some clientele yet to reject (6) |
| Breakfast food made greasy, filling tramp after release of gas (6,3) |
| Once you've seen one shopping centre, you've seen Buckingham Palace's approach (3,4) |
| Setter not quite accepting state as Doctor of Literature (6) |
| See 25 |
| Drop a story (4) |
| Fancy starting price, might he? (6,7) |
| Old coachman carrying artist, shambles (7) |
| 'Controversial' indicates L Ron Hubbard's thinking (9) |
| Cub Scout leader accessing Lakelands (5) |
| 'T' indicates 'Talks in the office' (8) |
| See 23 |
| Stick man in the middle (6) |
| Bumpy, therefore odd? (6) |
| Poet backing bad taste, though men refuse to put it down (6,4) |
| A kid struggling during run, as animals flat out (4,4) |
| Formal requirement to kiss, given relationship (7) |
| Cut dog-end (7) |
| Take action about rubbish work of art (6) |
| Born Thursday, wild bird (5,7) |
| Winter sportsman's assistant finds swimmer grabbing forty winks (3,4) |
| Descend down, as representative of Cambridge (5,4) |