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February 19th 2002 The Guardian Cryptic crossword answers

Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (February 19th 2002) 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.

Is it used to pick out junk in the dark? (7,7)
Perhaps Clio's daughter thought so (5)
Factors involved in confiscation (8)
It is raised at the start (7)
An Indian reservation? (7)
Exercise in Art Nouveau (5)
Its beams are important, however (9)
Show note here (9)
Car with old sound (5)
Beheaded king, enough of a precedent (7)
Fault is mended in narrow pipe (7)
Radioactive element at Etna is volatile (8)
Animal took a piece of food inside (5)
Orpheus's repertoire? (9,5)
Those running on air seem romantic fantasy (12)
The trouble with Susie? (5)
Shown by Shackleton, but not his ship? (9)
Bury me below, perhaps (7)
Constant bearing (7)
The art of the con man (5)
Herds free to roam can be renewed (9)
Magpie trained to peck animal (12)
It can give the staff a rating (9)
A rating for the crew (9)
Professors once deserve to be put inside (ie retired) (7)
Stuff made from fat cheese (7)
Spare fresh fruit (5)
The range of half your vocals (5)

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