Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (August 21st 1999) clues of The Guardian Prize crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 26 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Unsuitable for children - like this puzzle? (1-5) |
| Most of 11 note crude sig-nature, American style (3-3) |
| Cross-examine second of defendants seen in certain bars (6) |
| Resin has doubled work with a new US chopper (8) |
| Races to embrace old flame, offering biblical quotation? (4) |
| Neat re-packaging of toy range giving vital back-up in major operation (10) |
| Close in rough area (11) |
| A figure to bewitch - one hard to fault! (10) |
| Verbal expression of today's motif (1-3) |
| Against returning to market in exotic island location (8) |
| Put in such a lap as to be among the big money winners? (6) |
| Chemical, unknown - see about bottling small measure (6) |
| Digital means of manipulating vote - European vote (6) |
| Medication on top of operation - hard basis for doing exercises? (5-3) |
| I stick to straight sex, other-wise WI's going crazy! (6) |
| Briefly, doctor and MO seem perplexed, identifying embryonic cells (8) |
| Almost transfix adult antelope (6) |
| Feature of 5 across films has king turning up - an old one (6) |
| Primitive carving showing cross - old, of unknown origin (6) |
| Going under £25, squeeze out previous long-distance mail service (4,7) |
| Lies drunk in place for boxing wine (8) |
| Unwilling to return to my local office, I emigrated (3,5) |
| Annie Lewis (6) |
| Array various pieces of art in combination (6) |
| Amateur cricket team - everyone bowling over underarm? (6) |
| Exceptional naval strategist gets a grip on opponents (6) |