Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 30th 1999) 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.
| Cocky's got his own cover, it seems (4-7) |
| Brazilian diplomacy may be taken as read when there's trouble (4,3) |
| Figure 0 on electronic device held by prisoner (7) |
| Kind to fairy that's out and fairy will be kind when I'm out! (4,5) |
| See 14 |
| See 19 |
| Let initiative she'd held slip, as always at the 26 21 (3,5,2,2,3,6) |
| Operator to gain entry for alternative worker in benefit (4,6) |
| Bowl dropped where Ada Doom saw something nasty (4) |
| See 26 |
| Drink dispenser left pub - that's prison (9) |
| Slight gradient in cliff-top railway (7) |
| Circus artist that can hold his drink? (7) |
| Tyneside acquired one, with a feeling of excitement about the price: is it make of deal? (11,5) |
| Ought Queen Elizabeth to love Francis B.? Cut! (8,2,5) |
| It's said to precede the quickest repair (5) |
| Opposition to the round church is somewhere in the Bible (7) |
| Take a second to see 13, being tight (7) |
| Recover like a dog from the bulk of the River Tees (8) |
| Computer reversion: like it to voice articles on 19? (7,2,6) |
| The first proper American stove (6) |
| A second off being clouded over: adverse condition to follow (6) |
| Scottish shepherd's hut is an improved English one (8) |
| See 14 |
| Absence of saints among the upper aristocracy? (7) |
| Young actress turning role model before Thanksgiving (7) |
| Under Prohibition, without an audience, it's very boring (6) |
| William (Bill) Shakespeare's feet (5) |