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August 9th 2001 The Guardian Cryptic crossword answers

Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (August 9th 2001) clues of The Guardian Cryptic crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 28 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

* Song about goldfish (nearly) (9)
Assured of keeping rust in plants (5)
Game needing double top (7)
Where reluctant Scotsman lives? (7)
Two notes from a Port-uguese folk song (4)
Bouncer at the Leisure Club? (10)
Silver ring on the floor (7)
It could be bought for a tanner (3-4)
A he-man died horribly here (10)
Orcadian hut for retreating louts (4)
Where one holds the driver! (7)
* Castro, with the heart of a lion (7)
* River maiden, perhaps (5)
Maori chief smuggled gun to IRA (9)
Capital members' gardens redeveloped for the Millennium (7,4,4)
Raider starting to arrange a murder most foul (8)
A novel shovel (5)
Suited for night warfare, by the sound of it (8)
In Aqaba, a lime grove houses fertility gods (6)
* Bridge opponents found after both run away (9)
* Car behind empty garage (6)
A different way of asking to be wed at the bar (7-8)
Good daughters end as good mothers (9)
Support for the workforce? (8)
All I do with a potassium compound is this (8)
Where sweethearts fell most violently at sea... (2,4)
* ... then drank the contents (6)
He lives by puffing (5)

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