Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (August 5th 2006) 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.
| Student at Sheffield, perhaps, revolutionary child of noble race (6,8) |
| Invar, say, used as preservative (7) |
| Antony's words about health - vet it - restore fruit's possibly fatter edge (3,4,4,3,2,5,5,4) |
| Poles outside America may get a black eye ... (5) |
| ... before going in, they get one from African park (9) |
| Tree's two ways to shorten letter - that's what counts (5,4) |
| Past lane without turning (5) |
| Provide English joke (5) |
| Capital almost rhyming with ... (9) |
| ... See 10 |
| Pinching pink paper (5) |
| 'e's last in the field to get support (7) |
| Put pronouns in before forming request (7) |
| Five in a set at quarry's what's more for computer than playground (9,5) |
| See 10 |
| The good news, hesitantly reported - I don't do drugs (3-4) |
| Bodily dysfunction that has sound effects? (5,4) |
| Sequel to memento for lush impressionist (7) |
| Let's away from broken-down old vehicle with pedal (3-4) |
| Link with cup match at home (3-2) |
| Struggle to put gold first where there's wine (7) |
| Pier showing hair in the air, without qualification (6,8) |
| Publicity hand in glove initially with making concessions (9) |
| Instincts lead journalist to follow single girl on her own (7) |
| Giving least pain to family from the east of France? (7) |
| I swear the actor's had a change of heart (7) |
| Biochemist seems to require food (7) |
| Little girl on the fat side (5) |