Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 18th 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.
| Shifting responsibility by handing over the money (7,3,4) |
| Salinger's baseball player? (7) |
| Dog - right one for working underground (7) |
| Informal exchange of calcium for university stock (5) |
| Reworked sum and failed in the old system (9) |
| The precision of former bit of play on water (9) |
| Trusty horse set out with English duke (5) |
| The tool to put back part of fireguard (5) |
| State capital's endless ceremony (9) |
| Wily Tania somehow got ready to attack (3,2,4) |
| One settling abroad to live is put out by personal assistant (5) |
| Settled down with society in established surroundings (7) |
| Tempted everyone headlessly pickled (7) |
| Scheme to return works here to be shelved? (7,7) |
| Moses' or John's works seen here? (7,7) |
| This porcelain's a "must", as seen abroad (7) |
| At home Henry needs a peak gas supplier (9) |
| Beast knocking top off tree in clumsy act (7) |
| Minor difficulties, but High School captures one t-trophy (7) |
| A second science room erected in wood (5) |
| Hint about one fault in the cooking (7) |
| Deep matter idly represented, but in a planned way (14) |
| Communal fund for a night on the tiles? (5,4) |
| The chap's run out with exercises used with canvas (3,4) |
| Stay upright in a sub? (5-2) |
| Cry out about a poor act? (7) |
| Mope about, requiring atmosphere to lift in the stores (7) |
| Well-known and set to music (5) |