Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 19th 2002) 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.
| Bingo caller half-converted rustic home (3,5) |
| Calculator used in French exam in Australia (6) |
| Whittle about one final destination - or the other? (8) |
| Adornment for turning deer into insect (6) |
| Explanation in reverse is, say, dividing old flames (8) |
| Take note in favour of a tasty mouthful (6) |
| Old Swiss physician in rush to join Friends of America (10) |
| Admiral's head over heels about seaman's holiday (5,5) |
| Memorised Shakespearean books (6) |
| Queen, for example, in "Voice of Mr Hyde", perhaps (5,3) |
| Stimulating coterie almost stimulated (6) |
| Arrangement for Delius to take retirement (8) |
| Regular yen and noble yen (6) |
| Ambitious, so competed in a projection (8) |
| Raised odds in the sea beast's misdemeanours (6) |
| Fish's lair where land is worked (6) |
| Boy medic coming in for a second time (6) |
| Amended site dating and established origins (10) |
| Cane wielder's instruction in hill town (4,4) |
| Gourd keeping a party in the money (8) |
| Corrupt saint: a saint? Anything but! (8) |
| It's great to spoil French solvers, keeping distance (10) |
| Exercise out of season on tracks to the old instrument (8) |
| Firm of accountants about to look up drink manufacturers (4-4) |
| Sailors' greeting in ugly scene in Thomas's poem (4,4) |
| Sign of stone in icecap (6) |
| Nasty end for Alexandre Dumas' ghastly woman (6) |
| Stretch of water going so fast (6) |