Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 17th 2008) clues of The Guardian Quiptic 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.
| Washington injured looter in battle (8) |
| A fuss about love (5) |
| Imprisoned soldier leaving Afghan province (4) |
| Pal's hidden identity causing dismay (10) |
| Hangman, perhaps, approaches the empty cell (6) |
| "Fifty-one weeks I worked". "Same here!" (8) |
| Exposes slaver returning to capture last of tribe (7) |
| A parrot, deformed but in proportion (3,4) |
| Four taking part in lecherous revelry (8) |
| Mother sometimes going without rest (6) |
| Ascetic, sour-tempered chap, one who wears castoffs (6,4) |
| Pole hits back (4) |
| Holy man without shelter in bad weather (5) |
| Princess's partial expression of sympathy initially reassured faint heart (8) |
| Graduates originally employed to assess level of interest (4,4) |
| Venerable old monk said part of the rosary (4) |
| Eric's mad about the French lady (6) |
| Enemy contaminated the soil (7) |
| Labourer's wild punch (8) |
| Lyrics have value for poet (10) |
| Henry hates fluttering butterflies (6) |
| Square two, say, to get four, say (4,6) |
| An emotional Evita tearfully described rise (8) |
| Planner finally creates new rows of houses (8) |
| Small girl meets Queen and Princess in southern state (7) |
| Hostile American lines (6) |
| Goes round Bristol, almost lost (6) |
| Woman married Noah's son (4) |