Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (February 16th 2002) 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.
| Here is Grub Street: writer's about (6) |
| Miss Elizabeth Hill on-line, says. . . (6) |
| . . .Breck, concluding 21''s name (4) |
| Having fun qualified for chastisement (10) |
| Tony transfigured and translated? Wait for it! (3,3) |
| It's very exciting when the stream enters the river (8) |
| Actor Matthew was mounted - a splendid chap outside (9) |
| (and17) Topiary - a bough damaged - story of my life! (4) |
| Actors are like flies (4) |
| See 15 (9) |
| Bird on the wing captivating American storyteller (8) |
| Put on to fool both of us, so to speak? (6) |
| Fancied filly gets to fling rider off. . . (10) |
| . . .but he will win her love, . . . (4) |
| . . .I forgot to mention, in heart and body (6) |
| English points of view (6) |
| 21's David's a degree over 54 (7) |
| Little boy that hasn't got shingles? (5) |
| Judge could be true defence counsel, perhaps (7) |
| I left the country before the fighter came in (6) |
| With family backing I commend a racing driver (4,5) |
| Put spirit into fruit (7) |
| Pompey's partner keeps crockery in place of junk (5,5,3) |
| Scotchman not moving between princess and mother-in-law (9) |
| Aid to detection said to turn up murderer - could be St Bernard (7) |
| Information about 9 to warm the heart (7) |
| It isn't so funny to be given the elbow (7) |
| One man in a boat on the Tweed? (6) |
| Revolutionary hales from Africa (5) |