Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 11th 2023) clues of The Guardian Prize crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 29 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Boost Tramp and young Rover? (4,2) |
| Old singer, if not plain beast? (7) |
| Marked on the surface, Puck going in to work … (6) |
| English in Amsterdam working for the best crews (5,5) |
| Fashion dated, make better dresses (7) |
| Shed behind stable initially bolted (4) |
| Notice Sphinx penning the ultimate in entertainment (6) |
| Tedious Romeo in love (6) |
| Cheeseparer removing last of Roquefort from man (5) |
| Small dish taking short butt and ash, for example (6) |
| … back in business, like Crucible and Pan? (6) |
| Sticky stuff from Araucaria and Boatman? (4,3) |
| Make out number, second and third reversed (4) |
| Dope finished study (3,2) |
| Servers with perfect hair (10) |
| Philistine's top brought down? (7) |
| State of shock taking whippings from behind, rump finally bandaged up (6) |
| Copied, Picaroon and Boatman? (6) |
| Tramp in artist almost warmed up (3,5) |
| Confiscated by solicitor, contaminated doses thrown away (6,3) |
| Literary squire we learnt foiled mutiny in the end (9) |
| Housework coming up including cutting of wood — bore! (7) |
| Seasonal tune: I acknowledge song's Bohemian (4,4,9) |
| See 15 |
| Function hosted by Boris in error (4) |
| FDR's agreement all needs to be sorted out before end of battle (4-5) |
| A jerk filling in hybrid puzzles (9) |
| Shackled dog chained by Nutmeg, say (7) |
| Seafood dish, name inspired by soaked bread (8) |