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| The Guardian Cryptic crossword of April 24th, 2001 other clues |
| See 10 (10) |
| He, one of the Loos (WW1) top brass, sir, stands before 10 (4) |
| Putting on the sauce (8) |
| Designer launches out, leaving us behind (6) |
| Blunder into kind of glass of water (7) |
| Painter cut husband at the home of Frank? (7) |
| Whiskey and biscuits? (7) |
| Lowry and 8 almost cultivated a control freak (8) |
| Vicious Lord 14 captured Frome, briefly (6) |
| Flashes retreating Scots' own soldiers at half nine (8) |
| Girl's end upset Lysander's admirer (6) |
| Cockney motto expressing dejection (7) |
| They possess firm making quality starch and canvas (11) |
| No longer going round and round, cold drunk sits under a 10 (8) |
| Thanks to Barrie or Synge, who wrote on a prince building a mausoleum (3,5) |
| Taking off, at first, is not so easy for a squirrel (7) |
| Space travellers heartlessly ruined organ stop (6) |
| Take away top and bottom drawers for £1? (6) |
| Strips to relieve stuffiness in galleries (7) |
| Plantagenet raised greens, perhaps, eaten by Miss Bawden (7) |
| Mon Oncle, the film (6,10) |
| Mother! Pi was concocted to describe an arc (8) |
| Nana's dad is dribbling at Stamford Bridge (4) |
| A type-face inspired by cultured Elian fabulist (2,8) |
| It's novel, when woman backs this after 10 (11) |
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