Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (November 6th 2004) clues of The Guardian Prize crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 30 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Comes from the East and takes the car about (7) |
| Ambiguous form of help in back yard? (7) |
| Do art student's protracted speech (5) |
| See 23 |
| Fast mover on river backed by another feature of Sydney (5,5) |
| King (early English) and partner turn turtle (4,4) |
| See 23 |
| Satisfied expression in the midst of poverty retained by notorious firm which has many faces (11) |
| See 12 |
| Loudly call out number, if there's time during election (10) |
| Successfully confronting, not in the house opposite (9) |
| See 1 down |
| Reins in about five hundred in notes (7) |
| Happiness is to be about half well dressed (7) |
| Wasn't "23 _____, 10 (without negative) 24 to 24 been 17" a 3 19? (3,3,5) |
| You are upset and so is left-winger (6) |
| Sceptical French placing West African lake on New Guinea (10) |
| The school doctor's a fool (5) |
| Ground floor row and its consequence (9) |
| Praise was axed (4) |
| See 23 |
| Sword encompasses grand upper-class (3-5) |
| Royal house takes Manx town with zest (6,4) |
| Roman historian gets fat on first Guardian (9) |
| See 23 |
| See 23 |
| Saw Chinese principle lose tension outside (6) |
| Group of palindromes (6) |
| Awfully fat woman designed a house that revolved around t' kitchen - not me: I'm for eating out, as the 19 goes (2,3,3,5,2,2,4,2,7,4,8,11) |
| See 23 |