Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 17th 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.
| With less hair, daughter has changed? Poppycock (10) |
| Endless industrial action in a Scandinavian capital (4) |
| Cut down others growing wild at end of garden (7) |
| Batter and split bulwark (7) |
| Fish in lock, here? Reams, improbably (5,8) |
| They may be inside creel, slithering (4) |
| Attend works and have a breakdown (2,2,6) |
| Expert history teacher? (4,6) |
| Type of club responsible for great merriment (4) |
| Sporting winter coats on lake (8,5) |
| Blessing boy is acceptable (7) |
| Small number very angry at one about vagrant (7) |
| Direction of the asteroid (4) |
| Linkmen in crowd about to go in (10) |
| Attempt made by Ballesteros, initially with wood (4) |
| Rings about predicament caused by gaps in the law (9) |
| Complete set of religious books found in Ireland (6) |
| Play in unsafe spot (9,6) |
| So, in Sweden, grasp changes and make full use of one's talents (6,4,5) |
| Commotion about a single step (5) |
| Easily defeated (KO'd) - Edward after lesson (10) |
| To get on in fashion I start to travel (4,2) |
| Vile place? Bed is, if poorly (10) |
| Poet led corgi out over top of Exmoor (9) |
| Entertains in the morning on manoeuvres (6) |
| Stumped by peculiar name of part of flower (6) |
| Non-starters for boy engaged in climbing (2-3) |
| Book turns (4) |