Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 29th 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.
| I mainly encountered round fish in drink (6) |
| One in a row put in dries out (8) |
| The state of one's affairs when short (5) |
| Unusual air about one seized by lady judges (9) |
| Payment to a man in charge is very small (9) |
| Country type: the old line's taken in all right (5) |
| Tobacco waver taking part in country dance? (8,4) |
| For example, monitor involved in test for school subject (12) |
| The inclination to care is about right (5) |
| Lancashire dish, one to produce a tricky problem (3,6) |
| Swapped old coins and old coins (9) |
| Age is reconsidered in sponsorship (5) |
| Policeman wearing material and short trousers, initially (8) |
| Splits continually seen in the ship (6) |
| Most of ivy is nice; if rambling, the answer's cutting (8) |
| Disease of fruit, we're told repeatedly (8) |
| Kentish area in chance attack (5) |
| Brainwashed? Not I - and with credit in order (13) |
| Dreamy chap, not a bastard; he's thick-skinned (9) |
| Make them run away (6) |
| Gold coins found in the Palace? (6) |
| Skipping over the piece, acting prematurely (7,3,3) |
| Fuming about artist I'd backed to shine (9) |
| Restrict the way by the river to fish (8) |
| Sketch of animal's brought up by little sister (8) |
| Pressure point up (6) |
| One using foil to repair enclosure? (6) |
| Flowery, but not new, talk (5) |