Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 16th 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.
| A doctor, stupid fellow, with a frock for the envoy's wife (12) |
| Relate to exercises in art, perhaps... (7) |
| ... when getting point, for example, on first-class weapon (7) |
| Going over in opposition to one's real case (7) |
| They owe something to wild bet accepted by the late Diana (7) |
| Warm hat commonly associated with chartered accountant (5) |
| Extensively a predicament in Wales, perhaps (9) |
| Tree presenting problems for some of you (9) |
| Weight of vehicle at rear (5) |
| Fashionable ways to make encroachments (7) |
| He may be too strict in demanding payments from retired player (7) |
| Boy the French see as a flower (7) |
| Very hard for first male worker (7) |
| Gate soldiers go to first in a state of joy (12) |
| Painter upset by competitor's approach (7) |
| Cooked up crazy ideas on old railway organisation (7) |
| Follower of Helios not so quick to embrace riotous fun (9) |
| Judgement on conflict in modern times (5) |
| Ridiculous increase, getting one pound back (7) |
| Italian lady soldiers going up to girl (7) |
| Increasing value of sympathetic criticism (12) |
| Look closely into and harangue examining body (12) |
| In general, one accepts a grave problem (2,7) |
| Rag once used to gather moss (7) |
| Baby with obsequious charm? (7) |
| After tea, read about pantomime (7) |
| Withdraw what was said about region (7) |
| Rustic one swallowed by bird (5) |