Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (January 8th 2000) 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.
| Hobbyists who sit 'n' pray and use forms (6,8) |
| See 4 (8) |
| How would bumptious Johnny come to be left at sea, say? (6) |
| Journey's End restaged for 25's traveller? (5,2,1,8) |
| Sat in a bar with a book; or perhaps Sunday's Observer (11) |
| What Democritus propounded, Plato mismanaged somewhat (7) |
| Observe sphere of confrontation? (7) |
| Hitting snag, dishing dirt, coming to a bad end - feeling worried? (5-6) |
| Condition induced mainly by pressure of work? (3,5) |
| Something of Bloody Mary's mother, seen in toto (6) |
| Entire and high in Jerusalem (8) |
| Setter's sick at heart with King Arthur (6) |
| Father Fitzgerald getting panned in Pamplona? (6) |
| Harmful? Left iceman melting (10) |
| New saint might be supported by the Church, say (8) |
| See 10 Across (8) |
| Journalist's aid to be slumped in a corner (8) |
| London landmark found with ruler and map (4) |
| Tickle with this make-up? (4) |
| A jolly old fellow from the final showdown (10) |
| Subsidence sighted from the crow's-nest? (8) |
| Sound making some Scots turn primitive (8) |
| She was a devil to heretics, but an angel to Columbus (8) |
| Dry and smooth, I see (6) |
| Sorry, can't lunch! Miss her lift, did she? (4) |
| The pen of Zeus? (4) |