Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (December 6th 2014) 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.
| Couple of gifts not closed in error (3-3) |
| See 12 |
| Team having odd fixture? No problem (6,6) |
| Boy in a big boy like Uncle Sam (8) |
| Blade cutting through thick rissole (4) |
| Side of meat, strong and thin, perhaps? (10,6) |
| Big old arm beginning to sweat after trip on public transport (11) |
| H for "Headmaster" and "Headmistress", but not at Harrow? (5,5) |
| See 22 |
| Find me in a pond catching cold, I am drunk and disorderly! (8,4) |
| An owl that smells! (6) |
| Queen, one in outrage, flipping (6) |
| See 9 |
| Big drop into the black stuff (8) |
| A model state? (6) |
| First leg, perhaps, runner-up in pocket (8) |
| Hang loose, injecting drug using a needle (6) |
| More than one dog pants (6) |
| "Baa" surprisingly stifled by sheep that's going to pot? (3,3) |
| I was resting in a lazy manner, having a job taking orders (11) |
| Person wandering around hospital after medication, ultimately, for parts of the kidney (8) |
| Devon town in one direction, mid resorts (8) |
| Live-in worker is in to food and booze, might you say? (2,4) |
| Long speech where credit is in issue (6) |
| Wine cellar from which mature old Burgundy initially brought up (6) |
| Setter of a puzzle hard to see in twist then that's wrong (6) |