Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 30th 2014) clues of The Guardian Cryptic crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 30 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| See 28 |
| Old Kenyan revolutionaries, two paws cut (3-3) |
| False name, that is, for villain (6) |
| Might meat be better? (5) |
| Honey at a premium (4) |
| Fluid arrives carrying first of buffalo over in area of drained land (5,5) |
| Brown in town, unsettled as deputy (6,3) |
| Sea a tad icy in reality, starts out cold (8) |
| Examiner biting lip in term time (9) |
| Actor's interpretation of Lear, no less, sublime (5,7,5) |
| See 26 |
| Final word, taking a penny off inexpensive English port (7) |
| Somewhat facing gun (1,6) |
| See 26 |
| I have endured set slipping around — might this fix it? (7,8) |
| Stripper in ecstasy I'd fooled around with (9) |
| Strong, short stick has snapped (6) |
| Thin poles on top of edifice (6) |
| Dyer's work around America is holding up (10) |
| Attention-grabber last seen in Tennessee, however touring California with singer (3-7) |
| Surface broke, though not entirely (4) |
| Right to tuck one in for a late snooze (3-2) |
| Tory laid into liberal, being dependent (11) |
| TV presenters Dec ___ in love, moving quite slowly (9) |
| 10 player in fanciful Midlands fen, say? (6,5) |
| Grass or speed (4) |
| US composer into percussive sounds (4) |
| Half of a half, say, overcoming monarch in controversial underground operations (8) |
| Washington pop group good for stuffing trimmed green vegetable (3,7) |
| Intertwine ground net and fish (8) |