Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 29th 2006) clues of The Guardian Prize crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 28 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Pipe stuffed with opium, as seen on TV (2,7) |
| Cat and what it will do on seeing mouse with no head (5) |
| See 23 |
| Much earlier expanded silver ring (4,3) |
| Fuel substance (4) |
| Unbiased, thinking in terms of swings and roundabouts? (4-6) |
| Issue not allowed? Now look here! (7) |
| Divorce? Get ready to take your horse away (7) |
| Hand to retreating crowd inside to get hold of an incendiary device (6,4) |
| State force to secure a bit of an iceberg (4) |
| One site associated oracularly with Apollo Theatre (7) |
| One who scored four times in a year with three short women (7) |
| Palpitate and pong during flipping exercise (5) |
| Enlivening drink taken with, say, backing band (9) |
| They'll accept a gamble, giving territory report to social workers (4,11) |
| Price, in electrical outlet, of an engaging piece of machinery (8) |
| Hit song's opening spot (5) |
| See 6 |
| Daisy possibly married - no better afterwards (6) |
| Do another job: be a romantic singer of 5's theme song (9,8) |
| Surrounded by light, though not by the sea (6) |
| "Where the forehead may be found?", as 5 co-wrote (6,3,6) |
| Suckers, those who enjoy these popular pieces (9) |
| Stopped being a failure as a tear-jerker (8) |
| Lacking a true stem, roots or leaves, it'll do for cultivation (about half acre initially) (8) |
| Once put in an extra one of 5's trilogy (6) |
| See 23 |
| Work of 5, as seen through a ship's captain's eyes? (1,4,4,3,6) |