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Cook's vessel discovered Saint Peter decapitated on the grass (8) crossword clue
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| The Guardian Prize crossword of November 4th, 2000 other clues |
| Malignant spinner producing natural reaction among the reserves (9) |
| Bad English viola playing should be shunned (9) |
| Might sailor-king want to return here? (8) |
| The action of a rat by a later mutation (8) |
| Could Byron's prince of poets hail lines by this American painter? ... (6,5) |
| or six lines on Francois? (6) |
| 25 binned? (5) |
| "24 1across in ____-" - Hamlet's Under-21 International trophy? (3,3,2,5) |
| Lateral revolution produced by a spokesperson? (9) |
| They watch the box up to the cocoa's distribution (5,8) |
| Publisher's reader with the Larousse Gastronomique? (6) |
| Hither was it, where Charlemagne was crowned? (5) |
| Father Time has a yen for this bloomer (6) |
| What's blue and possibly brain-dead? (6) |
| Test the soundness of one's mettle, say, when leading (5) |
| Don't be so effusive down here! (9) |
| Quail cooked initially in port, perhaps (5) |
| Cocktail for a girl like Eartha Kitt? (3-9) |
| Ring the assassin in the tax office (9) |
| "He doth ___ the narrow world like a Colossus" - Julius Caesar the top attraction was he? (8) |
| See 18 (5) |
| One whose relations have been abandoned? (9) |
| Cracked bell also on my phone (12) |
| Irish diet one rejected? It's a long story (5) |
| Five on her scent (6) |
| Opposition on a court charge (8) |
| "... a tale told by an idiot...signifying..." (Macbeth - or Lear?) (8) |
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