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September 16th 2002 The Guardian Cryptic crossword answers

Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 16th 2002) clues of The Guardian Cryptic crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 30 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

A strong hand in clubs (7)
Sort of pastry brought round to spoil the appetite (3,3)
Light equipment for miner and motorist (8)
Fat, it is said, of the land (6)
Suitable fruit for queen of puddings? (8,4)
One who sticks at his job and mails his account? (10)
Inspired piece of music (3)
Essay that won't be pointless (3)
He crashed awkwardly before the end of the race - bad luck! (4,6)
Too eager to press for expulsion from chambers (7-5)
Wild kids grow up to be adults like these (6)
It warrants attack, but there must be no cheating in it (4,4)
The most logical form of assent (6)
Get browned off with a chap on the Circle Line? (7)
Pick up the bill, a case for hard foreign currency (4)
State university raising capital investment (4)
Invitation that is about work inspires poets (8)
Right! Breathe out and relax! (5)
Ignorant and under a misconception (6)
Put on too much weight (10)
Plenty of suckers at this trading centre? (4,6)
One in favour of half-day closing (6)
Practice of making personal deliveries (10)
Flying saucer? (4,6)
They include a case for those seeking a rise (6)
Guard of honour (8)
Is of one mind about grease (6)
A huge shipping order? (5)
Found to be contemptible (4)
Punch about the body (4)

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