Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (August 6th 2022) clues of The Guardian Prize crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 29 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Set right line up when cutting grass (9) |
| Transmitting a single short melody (2,3) |
| Trendy types, including staff with parts (2-5) |
| A foreign bloke inspires classy application (7) |
| Stroke, McIlroy's last, that seals hole (5) |
| Sidestep character in arena to buy drinks (3,6) |
| Put out call for a new bike — a good one aids well-being (4-4,7) |
| Pay back Polish over in French city with tablet (9) |
| Go round collecting hot tubs (5) |
| Time Team's creative pursuits (3,4) |
| Son, more incensed, picked up drink (7) |
| Spell seabird's singular shade (5) |
| Current best team thrashed? I'm baffled (2,5,2) |
| Mind shower pressure in boudoir (10) |
| Old orator blocks offensive revolutionary teacher (8) |
| Store capital raised in motor yacht (6) |
| Took weed maybe, not mint (4) |
| Versatile notice for Fair Isle set up (10) |
| Bank on foreign article's drivel? (8) |
| Sweet leaves in France once cut (6) |
| Indomitable courage a feature of Educating Rita (4) |
| Fix gaps in roof, like the other 14? (2,3,1,4) |
| Sewer's darker mess needs shifting (10) |
| Left one carpet free (8) |
| Article about visitor dumping old stripper (8) |
| Peninsula's independent Russian butcher (6) |
| Superior type pulled up perfect plant (6) |
| Romantic novelist registered missing work (4) |
| South American bishop's brought in replacements (4) |