Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (June 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.
| Attempt to counter 10s of 22 across on front cover (4,4) |
| Trains are not busy (6) |
| Initial clue (4) |
| House flies on sagging flesh (hers) (5,5) |
| An apartment right for a high flier? (6) |
| With sheet of ice, boy creates a 10 of 22 across (8) |
| Plant's rendition of Blue Monday? (7) |
| Fish bearing down with French head of state (3,4) |
| Throw money at pine tree (8) |
| Lord unseated from a horse, when getting on (6) |
| Supplies drawer for stationery, say (5-5) |
| Low noise? I try to cover Duke's classic number (4,6) |
| See 24 |
| 10 of 22 across when half-dead soldiers return key (8) |
| Unorthodox vicar with ring: 1 in 7 or possible 10 of 22 across (8,4) |
| See 1 |
| Curve left, away from climb (6) |
| Ring relatives on a west American Pacific island (7) |
| What pioneers do: invade, settle and educate leaders (8) |
| The Titanic's claim to be lacking power outside Belfast, for example (10) |
| Egoist rolling a cigar (6) |
| Dublin Echo spread: "Sagging flesh (his ’n' hers)" (6,4) |
| 10 of 22 across? Stalin out East after party uprising (4,4) |
| Players act out of strange fascination (8) |
| Hosts miss lapping up milk products (7) |
| Making public sally (6) |
| A fine fabric — it's glowing (6) |
| Setter's 2, perhaps (4) |