Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (April 8th 2000) clues of The Guardian Prize 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.
| Islander asks for a bit of his money back in jest (8) |
| See 10 (6) |
| Hanging in a 23? (8) |
| Silent film star's scene at Little Bighorn, as delivered by Spooner (6,6) |
| Story featuring in soap - EastEnders (8) |
| Indian manager initially worshipping God (6) |
| Rate me? I won't last the distance! (4-6) |
| A damp squib I can't set off has a capital 'X' (10) |
| See 1 down (6) |
| Exciting work where 21 19 eliminates Lily (8) |
| Paul's about to stay in the same place (6) |
| Swimmer fails with his freestyle (8) |
| See 8 (6) |
| Short in the red cards? Absolutely! (4,4) |
| Dictator slaps the revolutionary in cement (6,6) |
| See 20 (6) |
| Irritate up to a point (6) |
| City's teams struggling to be efficien (10) |
| Here's a sort of guess: the University kitty's indeed wasted (8) |
| To get drunk during "The Flower of Scotland", and for a little while delighted (8) |
| In remarkable throngs, the lifeboat men show up (8,6) |
| Headmaster's translation, converting old pence to new, is the literal translation (10) |
| The mountains are a warning to mice! (8) |
| Grass receives bird for unlawful act (8) |
| Unconscious in possible grave situation? That's unfortunate (8) |
| See 21 (6) |
| Mathematician is able, perhaps, to get a prize, ending first (6,6) |
| Dramatist's hurt arm: poorly, then more so? (6) |