Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (February 1st 2004) clues of The Guardian Everyman 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.
| Hold up piece of ermine from judge's garment (4) |
| In which only brothers and sisters may be employed? (6,4) |
| Wife is at home nursing prisoners in a state (9) |
| A shrub - gardener's first rambling rose (5) |
| Joint in road caused annoyance (7) |
| French chemist, super at developing (7) |
| Inadequate move involving rook gets summary treatment (5,6) |
| Provide background, as one working with props might (3,3,5) |
| Use veil wilily, becoming hard to pin down (7) |
| Show more stamina than others abroad on holiday? (7) |
| Second chapter provided one example of literature (3-2) |
| Discussing a beating (5,4) |
| Girl, failing to finish in front, is pointing in the wrong direction (10) |
| An advantage being rich? Not entirely (4) |
| Sappers fought, we hear, in deserts (6) |
| Concerns shown about boss, one in university department (8,7) |
| Hold out, then abandon final defensive position (4,5) |
| Dawn, star at university (5) |
| Type of biscuit shown in compendium I have (9) |
| Valets have first choice in service (7,8) |
| American writer to attempt verse (6) |
| Fellow to lubricate sword (4) |
| Dreadfully hot in French resort - that can make one vulnerable (2,4,3) |
| Broadcasting (on air), this student of the past (9) |
| Goods thrown into the sea from planes (American) (6) |
| Island produce initially eaten by boy (6) |
| Crept from border with daughter (5) |
| Upset, set off in street clothes (4) |