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He can't be a chooser, proverbially (6) crossword clue


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The Guardian Quick crossword of July 16th, 2003 other clues
Miscellaneous articles (13)
God of love (4)
Chief source of support (8)
Supported by both sides - aspirin tab (anag) (10)
Concave - sunken (6)
Bavarian shorts with braces (10)
Take away (a number) (8)
Greet - bad weather (4)
Measure of vehicle's manoeuvrability (7,6)
Passenger plane (8)
(All) very disorganised (2,3)
Rodent kept as pet (7)
Wading birds - dysfunctional person has come off them (5)
Football team - magazine (7)
Gosh! (1,3)
Mound of earth in garden (8)
Animal protein used in foods, glues, emulsions, etc (7)
One with unorthodox opinions (7)
Sewer (5)
Additional - further (5)
Religious teacher (4)

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