Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (April 18th 2000) clues of The Guardian Cryptic crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 29 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| 5 for one who is 9 12? (7,6) |
| Traveller with prospects turning turtle (7) |
| Good old British infantry starts to desert (4) |
| Where wines are put down in volume (6,4) |
| See 9 (6) |
| Ribald French verses from Bali you say, translated in transmitted copy (8) |
| Fall back north and point out justification (9) |
| Work of 18 having spacecraft without directions (5) |
| Stratagem fails to gain entry to sphere of influence (5) |
| Might 'elp to seal with this? (9) |
| So Clouseau's no cruciverbalist? (8) |
| See 1 (6) |
| Revival of the kidneys not left to science: not one! (10) |
| Sally's so shy (4) |
| Warhorse needing surgeon at near-disaster (7) |
| Lewis Eliot, say, put up with the cold (7) |
| Graphic indicator thus found in the divine fluid (7) |
| Man following some subconscious speech pattern (5) |
| How stands the defendant? (7) |
| Marshal bar members into close (6) |
| Open one's heart ultimately - to a Max Clifford? (9) |
| Old electricians love to oppose change, naturally (7) |
| Alters with fumbling hands; altered with fumbling hands (3,7,3,6) |
| Bent hairstylist's reign of terror? (5,4) |
| He wrote 'A Man for all Seasons' without exaggeration (7) |
| Hannibal, born to take the stand (7) |
| Swimmer rushed into a hip replacement (7) |
| 15 over a one-time kingdom (6) |
| Queen's speech? (5) |