Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 19th 2012) clues of The Guardian Cryptic crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 33 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Area of the Underground bounded by the Circle Line that could be blown up? (5,4) |
| See 26 |
| Hope abandoned rounding Cape for a time (5) |
| Therefore Tim dances outside university in which waltzes are played (5-4,4) |
| Congress having protection of axes forged with iron sulphur content (4,3) |
| Bustard's heart stuffed into Hirst's spinning tops (1-6) |
| Suffragette's intended role when toe prodded into the old queen (5) |
| See 1 |
| Out of step — a dual European city (5) |
| A dish so done is cooked without fuel, ultimately (7) |
| Beer cans proudly displayed beneath chest? (3-4) |
| Twirling medals can result in deliberate collisions on the floor (4-5) |
| A watch's final indicator? (5,5) |
| A ray side-on to the ship (5) |
| Isometric cycling's sexy nature (9) |
| Very English to enter "damnified foreign" US store (4-3-4) |
| -1 (not repeated) (3-3) |
| Right part of torso needs to be held in spoken form of music performance (10) |
| Grinding ruts with cutting tool in US is a higher duty (6) |
| Rolls-Royce could accommodate passengers on the outside with teeth (8) |
| Bum has opening removed with electronic instrument (4) |
| Drool licentiously in the sack, looking crimson (5-3) |
| One needing a manual, being involved in house removal? (4) |
| The main bodies on earth still restricted by stupid asses (5,4) |
| Chronic hexamyopia leading to a deficiency in blood (10) |
| The author's flash of brilliance? (5) |
| False as a Picasso portrait might appear to be? (3-5) |
| One who's missing a get-together for a spell, possibly outside broadcast? (8) |
| Heads of Cambridge University said au revoir (3,3) |
| Seaweed-like element of hidalgo, ideally (6) |
| See 13 |
| See 1 |
| See 12 |