Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (February 22nd 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.
| Laments about flowers for virtuous statues (7,6) |
| Pulpit in Italian city nearly used by Salvation Army for dance (9) |
| Fish for birds (5) |
| Mr Average is a model following the ninth in Miss West's family diagram... (3,2) |
| See 12 (3,6) |
| ... or on the American lady writer in German house, after applause (7) |
| See 14 (7) |
| Single but still on board (7) |
| Fast runner doesn't sound honest (7) |
| Georgian building, perhaps, with water laid on (4,5) |
| Public money for Ulysses? (5) |
| Cowboy's home in the kitchen? (5) |
| Tommies with hearts and diamonds converted to religion (9) |
| Return of theology coming in to symbolise temporarily (3,3,7) |
| French article: "My dance, monsieur?" to Herb (5,4) |
| Make love at the golf club? (5) |
| Slip on slip? (7) |
| Oarsmen in trouble on the Ligurian Sea (3,4) |
| Lack of ability to compete in composition (9) |
| See 22 (5) |
| First time doctor up to being in charge of anaesthetists, periodically tabled (6,7) |
| Question to the watch about hostile advance? (4,2,3,4) |
| The birth of heraldry? (9) |
| Unit of the Territorials with beasts on either side (9) |
| Dickens's Bentley driven initially on liquor up a tree (7) |
| Cathedral rendering of 13 in Durham (7) |
| 9 at 23 across 20 down? Little difference from other point under canvas (3,2) |
| Explanation for a topcoat (5) |