Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (January 24th 2004) 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.
| How to avoid paying for a platypus? (8) |
| The full measure of Australia (5) |
| Kangaroo, say, poetically heard in passage (4) |
| The Voice of the Highlanders? (10) |
| Brit takes headless cat back in to tree-dweller (6) |
| Mats laid out in bundles for dancing? (8) |
| Snap up a mixture of northerly 13 (7) |
| Making fast, low sound (7) |
| Can an airline go wrong internally and make capital? (8) |
| Chunder-making! Quote me! Send it back! (6) |
| Did you redecorate (as some say) the Tube? (10) |
| Magda you'll find inside, morning and afternoon, I'd say (4) |
| Wolf down chow mein with no starter; William drops out (3,2) |
| Ken who served well, or as badly (8) |
| Sad Aussie detailed to bury digger's tool inside mountain (8) |
| Mislaid keys of the cooler (4) |
| Dr Seuss heartless to, that is, a whiner (6) |
| Broken Hill team misses opening: what a record! (3-4) |
| Man at bay (4) |
| Film star Harris takes out Wilde's topless Mrs (5,5) |
| Odds of a French team being seen in Northern Territory's land (6) |
| Soap he rubs on, GI-style (10) |
| Cry heard by 28 when not in court? (3) |
| One that 20 made scores of (3) |
| Nationality of a citizen from Western Australia (8) |
| Don underwear? Damn ridiculous! (7) |
| Be quiet and lie back with a bird! (6) |
| Where Cook put a horse to work (6) |
| Australian sailors and I find a princess (4) |
| Has Wagga the heart for such a man? (4) |