Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (January 17th 2013) clues of The Guardian Cryptic crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 30 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| One comes from among relatively unrefined types (7) |
| Ford is hesitating to become emperor (6) |
| Virtue of endless hurry in financial centre (8) |
| High Church service provided it's in central France (6) |
| Commission for distribution of dog food (12) |
| A pious type, Winston, fit to move the queen (10) |
| In name it may be called the King's Arms (3) |
| Liquid, one not known to be undrinkable (3) |
| The way stuff comes and goes (5,5) |
| With vehicle, possibly, get in a top position (7,5) |
| Backstage chatter, or how Miller unmasked McCarthy? (6) |
| Increasingly out and about, as are the rich when partying (8) |
| Bird could be elegant, apart from name (6) |
| Drink needs part of the eye keeping direction (7) |
| 1,001 brushed aside by Cromwell (4) |
| Organised stock (4) |
| Troop cover after engineers cut expenses (8) |
| Playing lute softly to relieve tension (3,2) |
| Fruit, not originally but still … (6) |
| Dubious, like the filth? (10) |
| Arbitrator in mad dance borrowed from Peter to pay Paul (10) |
| Listen to variation of New Testament date (6) |
| "It can be done — somehow I have" (Cable) (10) |
| Bacon's original source (7,3) |
| Attic half overturned, brought to order (6) |
| Stern — apt perhaps to take one side or the other (8) |
| Cope with a boy when grown up? (6) |
| It may be high, but it's nothing grim (5) |
| Smith, a bit short of specialist food provider (4) |
| A good deal of land seen as one article (4) |