Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 14th 2007) clues of The Guardian Prize crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 27 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Hard and fast frame for native American (6) |
| Not too painful to live on farmland? (8) |
| Relative to judge taking part before river enters sea (8) |
| Please wait after 5 across 21: do you follow? (4,2) |
| Pupil, one kept by employer's order, has time for you to be 10 in (5,7) |
| Amidst this tumult Kubla heard a lot of rubbish (4) |
| Softhearted patrol leader gets a message (8) |
| Mistake in detail - oriental tyrant in Cornish village (8) |
| Home for 5 down 21 sounds like that rather than 5 across 21 (4) |
| In malicious old style, never mind 12 (12) |
| I have part of little sister David the playwright's put in (6) |
| Makes love in return of 'Hair' to 5 across 21 in Paris (8) |
| Three quarters in characteristic toy (5,3) |
| Painter good-looking in red amid green? (6) |
| Left drink (4) |
| Church in woodwork, no place for 5 down 21 (5,4) |
| Continental origin loved by 5 down 21 (6) |
| Protection for love, but spelt wrong (11,4) |
| In addition to preceding can be expected (2,4,2) |
| Opposition that dialectically are not singularly are (5) |
| Fatty, female, eaten by sort of 5 across 21 under chimney, died (4,2,4) |
| Voice to achieve the female in unison? (10) |
| In foreign parts Mr Turk goes the way of the Beatles (5,4) |
| A papal 5 down 21 losing a 5 across 21 ward star (8) |
| Descant sung by star? (6) |
| Bias - in capital, it's inclination to the right (5) |
| See 21 |