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September 1st 2000 The Guardian Cryptic crossword answers

Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 1st 2000) 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.

Find junk - drug's wanted for fixes (7)
Vehicle's uphill gear (hardly likely!) (7)
Finally, instrument with fret about to produce this sound (5)
Not a description of ne'er-do-well (2-7)
The outline's wrong - cutting out new one (10)
Dog food (4)
Weekly child allowance (6,5)
Romantic drove one out to lunch (11)
Runs restricted by extra cover for Sussex, perhaps (4)
Invalid off (5,5)
It's very late - stay another night (4,5)
Citizen for Queen and Country (5)
Answer to orbital complication, without one's heat shield (7)
Finger collaborator? Absolutely! (7)
With spiky hair style and stockings, but topless! (6)
Is that so English, breaking in to banter? (6)
Couple with baby may be Sebastian and Viola (6,4)
Composition of this faculty is from all quarters (5)
Male flattery almost could be sincere (9)
Run in the blood (4)
Moving about (8)
Walks out, what satisfies the environment ... (8)
Suspects hanky-panky in a smart sell, perhaps (6,1,3)
Gallant companion to girl right out of fairy tale (9)
Girl is sallowy-grey (8)
Current resolution carrying sections of the floor (8)
Girl, sweetie, losing heart (6)
Tight undercover operation by Yard (6)
Long time, no see? No, no! (5)
Toddler''s up and showing bounce (4)

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