Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 22nd 2001) 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.
| A regular poser, no doubt (7,5) |
| The team won't be prepared to play without him (7) |
| New part ordered in foreign port (7) |
| Wear and tear about target (7) |
| Ended series, having exceeded time allowed (7) |
| Public minister about to return? Quite the opposite (5) |
| Move to the middle and compromise (2,7) |
| Burglar jokes with servant (9) |
| Canine tooth one has right in the centre (5) |
| For one in ten it is essential to the diet (7) |
| Top quality work produced by pupils in college, initially (7) |
| Main line terminal? (7) |
| It makes sense, if it is used to win at cards (7) |
| Few still show coarse male expressions (4,8) |
| Girl, given Chinese food, wanting more (7) |
| An outside line to ring (7) |
| Plan game anew after false start (9) |
| French military cover (5) |
| Porridge going round at breakfast, say (7) |
| You'll probably be surprised, if it goes up (7) |
| They provide outstanding images (12) |
| Miser and petty thief (5-7) |
| Restriction on movement, as worker strikes (9) |
| Head off disaster and have a party with fruit (7) |
| A sign that trespassers aren't welcome (4,3) |
| A waterbed? (7) |
| One in unusual stress doesn't give in (7) |
| Make a record score (5) |