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- February 21st, 2000
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Soft gold carried by the Spanish and French is used for shoulder ornament (7) crossword clue
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| The Guardian Quiptic crossword of February 21st, 2000 other clues |
| Quality work done by southern chap in boats (13) |
| A bore takes one drink and goes native (9) |
| He came over to take part in a small dramatic sketch (5) |
| Little girl in hat was done for (3,2) |
| Talking rubbish compels use of bigger bin (9) |
| Mum takes right entrance to seaside resort (7) |
| Church girl in wonderland finds communion vessel (7) |
| Little rod catches baby frog (7) |
| Staying upset is gloomy (7) |
| As usual, May courts disaster (9) |
| Teach teacher (5) |
| I bail out, saying I was somewhere else (5) |
| Get moving! Don't appear moribund! (4,5) |
| Commercial vines met trade disruption (13) |
| Asked again for Queen to return before requested (9) |
| Pass off as valuable when love's within grasp (5) |
| Flashing lead holds roof tile (7) |
| Harsh to have a Serb, they say, in charge (7) |
| Amanuensis reveals headless Mary mystery first (9) |
| I am bipedal, having poetic feet (5) |
| Euclid, for example, met a match in A1 form (13) |
| French kiss not to be taken seriously? (6,2,5) |
| Express regret for driving VW with soldier into choppy sea (9) |
| O, it ain't 'im juggling; it ain't real (9) |
| Crafty curs! They know more then they're telling (3,4) |
| "Spotted", said the spider without hesitation (5) |
| Mascot takes tea with the Marines (5) |
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