Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 14th 2011) 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.
| This week's 10 course sold by 22 down (8) |
| Man on board eats right sort of 8 (5) |
| Frank's in gym regularly taking hooks (4) |
| Talk in field event is about leg (10) |
| Polished golfer's beginning 18 holes (6) |
| Survey ship: it's laid on to bring out pupils (8) |
| It's able to be composted for saxifrage (7) |
| Poor example of a heartless guy bagging game (7) |
| It's plain he'd mistakenly held a note over (4-4) |
| Source of oil raises a Mexican's holding (6) |
| A sheikh’s B&B barbecued food for him? (5,5) |
| International leaves perfect wood not far from 8 (4) |
| Bribe Gulf State for Sarkozy (3,2) |
| Each displays nets in harbours (8) |
| Old boats chase fish; they're probably full at 8 (3,5) |
| PM in European country left bottom out (4) |
| Oversaw fabric turnover (clothes department) (6) |
| Why Eisenhower got drunk downing his third rye, perhaps (7) |
| Trim sprawling Cupressus outside Sunday school, quietly (6,2) |
| One of 26 is situated over at west end of Med, opening up Arles (10) |
| 10 performing in nude, shivering (6) |
| It could be intrusive at Yankee campus (10) |
| They support British business at Gravesend (8) |
| Somersaulting over 13 they could get nystagmus (8) |
| Wordy half of book’s boring poems (7) |
| School underperforming? It's authority's point of view (2,4) |
| Power governs tube centrally — US tube, that is (6) |
| Anonymous donor makes an entrance (4) |