Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (December 1st 2001) clues of The Guardian Prize crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 30 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Well below their prediction? (7) |
| Fell from broken window, one's going after the doctor (3,4) |
| Blocked classic vessel in ground (9) |
| Single ampere shedding light (5) |
| She serves young skate or mother fish (4) |
| Legwork of aunt, a limbo dancer (10) |
| Given time, he'd have one climbing up the wall (6) |
| High aims rectified French sickness (7) |
| Ship's boy so confined? (7) |
| Scourge leaving many sadly wrinkled (6) |
| A monarch abandoned caution when flying (10) |
| 24's divisive role in 5 1 down's tragedy (4) |
| Tobacco tin discarded (5) |
| Old Testament woman, like Solomon with a difference (9) |
| Indian's bow made with pressed palms (7) |
| Just a second! I'm making pink champagne for the Raj (7) |
| See 5 (5) |
| www.rbrucescave.com ? (7) |
| The French had given up gold for this? (4) |
| 21s' old cyclic appeal: "O, spend money! A tub, perhaps?" (4,2,3,3,3) |
| (and 1) Bottom lines declaimed here (9,6) |
| A horse in with a double place in NSW (5,5) |
| One women's movement for social reform (7) |
| No bird left to say "Cheep" (7) |
| Chaps spreading tension among peace-loving Protestants (10) |
| An air of study about Herr Sachs (7) |
| Service producing such ballads on tap? (3-4) |
| Thrift making one, say, see red (3,4) |
| One's in the right for the rest (3-2) |
| One's beaten the house, some say (4) |