Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (January 15th 2023) 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.
| Once again, sketches vermillion vessels? (8) |
| Needing no introduction, criticises remains (5) |
| Poet's socially acceptable, did you say? (5) |
| Primarily sparse and neat style, spurning excess rococo in fonts? (4,5) |
| Pasta in Colombian ware needing preparation (5,8) |
| Verdant meadow frantically evacuated (5) |
| Pretentious type recalled the writer's name: old George Eliot? (9) |
| Soaks took a stool, perhaps getting university prices (9) |
| What might be represented as 'Anticipating bits of my advice, do good'? (5) |
| Entertaining soldiers, comically take up arms in recreational venue (9,4) |
| Pursue Ms. Beauregarde with scentless flower (3,6) |
| Keen-eyed one seeing golfer's achievement (5) |
| Detective given largely small piece of food (5) |
| Reconstituted rat's skin and tongue (8) |
| Lacking direction, run like a bull? (10) |
| 'Stay in touch, fellow tense and savage forest warden' (4,2,1,8) |
| Consumed a fish supper, maybe without a fork in the end (3,4) |
| Engineer making contribution to Mariotte's law (5) |
| To scuttle away is part of crabs' conditioning (7) |
| Disrupting genre, arming hero, one with magical powers (8,7) |
| On foot, very quietly (4) |
| Those who move furtively in sportswear (8) |
| Emma, Ben and Kelvin rebuilt National Trust mound (10) |
| Parrot made to swallow tablet regularly, showing sign of overeating (3,5) |
| Pedestrian comic's act (7) |
| Everyman, ultimately terrified, rises before the Royal Society in quaking fits (7) |
| Run for one in the crowd? (5) |
| First man's Australian, flipping furious (4) |