Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 26th 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.
| See 2 (6) |
| Original Koppites, given to wit, round on exploiters (8) |
| Outlet where Samson was eyeless, headless and confined by lawyers (6) |
| No opening for cyber-physiological style? (5) |
| Contract bidding (9) |
| Cave in Bethlehem, one up a diversion, taking one hour (3,6,3) |
| Slaying one gannet; one tern revived (12) |
| Kicked by departing Inuit, was it? (3,6) |
| Joe of 18 26 (abbr.) 2 (5) |
| Last attempt to go out with it (6) |
| Like a fiddler's elbow in a donut blender (2,3,3) |
| What-d'you-call-'im's spray gun? (6) |
| Bound to give the baby a squeeze (8) |
| "Maverick", valedictory Western role for Monroe or Gable ... (6) |
| ... disaster - so ran a sequel: "Here Come the Rangers!" (6,6) |
| Soft spot for bosun or midshipman? (4,5) |
| Evidence of confinement with hard labour (7,5) |
| Tremble at fault's failing (5) |
| What inspired pin-up to enter love feast? (8) |
| Roger eagerly brewing tea for this prime minister (4,4) |
| How soon will women combine with unity? An enigma (3,6,3) |
| The first murderer slept here? (9) |
| Progressively elevating sloth in episcopal joints? (8) |
| Society meeting the objective in Merseyside (2,6) |
| Hot, wearing bikini in Scotland (6) |
| Eleven as one (6) |
| A French precipitation, they say, is hardly the thing (5) |
| This woman, they say, needs my body (8) |