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Sir John's draught, but it's rarely blown in the wind (7) crossword clue
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| The Guardian Cryptic crossword of July 4th, 2002 other clues |
| To foil strike, say something! (3,4,2) |
| See 1 down (5) |
| Fruit here, or vegetable (7) |
| Bread made by 19 (4) |
| Ms Malone, Claire and Penelope in Dublin (5,5) |
| What do naive characters make of a beauty spot? (7) |
| College fellow swallowing drug substance (7) |
| 13, say, where one of Monty Python's Flying Circus took off? (10) |
| 19 from employee at the court of King Mongkut (4) |
| 'E's getting sound credit for pay outs once in Lisbon (7) |
| Tho' race might go so far (5,2) |
| One of Harry's stiffeners? (5) |
| Herod's son to gain entree to Rome ? (9) |
| Ca-can't spell? O! No reason to make a demand on 15 (9,6,5) |
| The pen of the Judge Advocate General (8) |
| Where the unbaptised bend over backwards? (5) |
| The first transport for the masses in Norfolk? (8) |
| Second dwarf to take the air (6) |
| Like a poised anchor, or a tap on the beak (5-4) |
| A king starting "Much Ado" with the Spaniard in "Love's Labour''s Lost" (6) |
| Author of Oblomov having lost head via drink with a drunk (8,7) |
| Declining introduction to space programme (9) |
| Fish confused from keeping pets? Quite the reverse! (8) |
| One called to the bar shone excitedly in the Cambridge institute (4,4) |
| Gap left by English king escaping nuclear explosion (6) |
| Limb emerging from Hera's calf (6) |
| Frank audition of TV controller (5) |
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