Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 31st 2004) 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.
| Women of Germany turned over in mind game (8) |
| Bid has power to reproduce sofa (6) |
| Sailor on mound for the most part a hypocrite (8) |
| Hurt bad tip (6) |
| Union's on record about having an advantage (3,2) |
| Obstructively defend - nothing original in evasive manoeuvre (9) |
| Rumour about stingy business graduate - is this a ... (3-3,6) |
| ... miser? No - review with penny, which provides wealth (5-7) |
| Always missing at end of week, he has a late drink (9) |
| The point of 7 or 3? (5) |
| Setter stays with spy master in the same place (6) |
| Even doing joint, here goes mine! (8) |
| Semicircular advice to Annie: "It's a little valuable" (6) |
| The wanderer prosecutes over headless corpse's first appearing (8) |
| A rower's drug consumption, up front, his own circles (3,3) |
| Where provisions are left, more 'abit-forming (6) |
| Prince pays pauper pittance - an old coin for starters? (9) |
| Is this the purpose of a Dutch auction? (4-8) |
| Start to film in a story - what's it all about? (5) |
| Australian city set down in a semicircle (8) |
| Tissue paper's beginning to line object after a delay (3,5) |
| Grassland worn down? We both agree about it (6,6) |
| What confines Terpsichore & Co when outside range (9) |
| Failure to ring embassy (8) |
| Continua? (8) |
| Good Jack's contracted influenza (6) |
| Mother of Achilles in this film? (6) |
| Such characters fill robes effortlessly! (5) |