Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 14th 2000) clues of The Guardian Cryptic crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 29 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Bloodless victory followed by English hock? (5,4) |
| Keep away from a vacuum (5) |
| Never-ending Christmas includes my favourite (7) |
| This address caters for love on the allotment (7) |
| Winter has not yet started in Bury (5) |
| Football team, one short, walks heavily - 3 (3,6) |
| Jerome's fluvial classic (5,3,2,1,4) |
| Naughty girlie love attracts us, being divine! (9) |
| Doctor gets on phone for roadside accommodation (5) |
| I take books from the mess at Chelsea (7) |
| Maybe a gull could be braised (7) |
| Result in charming words (5) |
| Singing and dancing and how to follow beats (5,4) |
| Crook keeps insurance for close relative (4,6) |
| A straight line, so I am kept in check (8) |
| Note milk-curdler is overturned (6) |
| Very small, subtle penalty (4) |
| No false bid concocted for difficult job (3,2,5) |
| Womaniser hiding in bottomless barrel reaching for a star (8) |
| You? Forward? The idea! (6) |
| Sir Anthony's garden (4) |
| Cunningly offer elite symbol of immortality (4,2,4) |
| Sit comfortably, finding feathers under the bench (6,4) |
| Tread softly on this breakfast dish with anguish (8) |
| Entirely unconscious, needing remedy (8) |
| Character has sly look when holding Tourist Trophy (6) |
| Thin silver found in lake (6) |
| Mediocre female pigs without tails (2-2) |
| Male child consumes duck quickly (4) |