Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (August 9th 2008) clues of The Guardian Prize 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.
| Funny stick of the Bailey (7) |
| See 29 |
| Painfully loud way to mount books (8) |
| Dockwra's service supplies fish (6) |
| Writer for whom the pale horse would be suitable? (5,7) |
| Winning team gets feathers inverted (6,4) |
| Deity of Norse underworld less than ours? (3) |
| Digit applied to transcendental number (3) |
| Unable to stand? (10) |
| See 11 |
| Sharpen note during controlled return (6) |
| Creator of 1 across has medium-sized gold watch (8) |
| 12's 11 22 in ... (6) |
| ... t-temperature in which you take a razor to one with motion carried (3,4,4,2) |
| Hurry faster for presidential features (8) |
| See 1 |
| Dodos may be canny folk (3,5) |
| Wise computer? (5) |
| Constellation of gold on capital (6) |
| A Greek islander on a London station not on the tube (10) |
| The less familiar illumination said to be a means of measuring angles (10) |
| Mrs 1 across and 12's lady display bed - you both seem abashed (3,3,4,2,6) |
| Greek character to get badly limited by a means of education? By all means (10) |
| Ungulates, one of them being subject to tax? (10) |
| Secure unit for philanderer, might one say? (6) |
| Find a new place for street destroyed by the French (8) |
| Sailor, alcoholic, is pink (6) |
| Constructed to be a torpedo carrier (1-4) |
| Award for decapitating crowbar (4) |
| Almost national flag (4) |