Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 15th 2018) 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.
| Keeping strike, escape beamer (10) |
| No centrality and no eccentricity? (9,3) |
| I appreciate that defamatory accusations put in register for student of religious law (9) |
| Dialogue as yet unmentioned in paper, nurturing quality (12) |
| Unsuitable one tying up the little devil? (8) |
| Odd choice (4) |
| Polaris, say, swell for launch (5,3) |
| Ladies and gentlemen in Florence possibly missing New York, a US city (10) |
| Tender thumps magnificent (6,8) |
| Hack put on airs as lover of French writing (9) |
| Encourage crocodile, please — and quickly! (4,2,6) |
| Kind politician, on having shifted to the far right (5) |
| Setter possibly making appearance in public, an idiot (5) |
| Quietly consider when judge allowed to detain criminal, originally (7) |
| Dogs, say, insulted every so often (4) |
| Stated floppy storing a digital file (4,3) |
| See 20 |
| Hawk gripping tail of mynah bird (6) |
| Free, served without cheese, might you say? (10) |
| Acquire lead-free metal, sure for shelling (5) |
| Player was furious, I having taken bronze on the outside (9) |
| Demons in head of crying baby breaking most of hearts, say? (7) |
| Happen upon rabbit and duck etc in conversation? (4) |
| Impetus lost, now stop (5,2) |
| Somewhat distant, a gull returning (5) |
| See 19 |
| Lizard finding pleasure ultimately in fruit, after drink (9) |
| Items hanging down, butt appropriately covered? (8) |
| Mature, go in for work that's engaging (4-6) |
| One has trouble turning over bones (4) |