Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 17th 1999) clues of The Guardian Cryptic crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 32 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Horse seller, perhaps (7) |
| Article in court newspaper (7) |
| Old currency provided by financial backer (5) |
| One feeling qualified to play Lawrence? (9) |
| "Lights on the Headland" - a painting by Constable? (9) |
| Result of putting uniform on model (5) |
| Bound, it is said, to have confidence (5) |
| Though unwilling, took sustenance during examination (9) |
| Trial meant to upset will (9) |
| Object to a novice going over poem (5) |
| Outcome of point in dispute (5) |
| The German double weapon (9) |
| It's a cable running to the east of Sweden (6,3) |
| Poor fool to start diving on a rising tide (5) |
| Reveals former attitudes (7) |
| Moral impediment of little weight (7) |
| Capital adornment for head porter in holiday home (7) |
| Greek sailors finding tuna dish in store (9) |
| Safe investment for pigs? (5) |
| A beer chit destroyed by teetotaller (9) |
| Boat needing a once-over (5) |
| Useful kind of tool in film classification (9) |
| Saw an American lawyer, for example, taken aback (5) |
| Letters providing support for board? (7) |
| Essays about old people in some Shakespearean plays (9) |
| Learning processes tried out, perhaps, in tests (9) |
| Octopodes in military formation? (4,5) |
| Belt thrown round border by Irish politician (7) |
| A game cut short (7) |
| County girl at work (5) |
| Records with strong backing support? (5) |
| Draw conclusion from fashionable referee's rise (5) |