Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 7th 2002) clues of The Guardian Prize crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 26 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Core, we hear, by going round fruit (6) |
| Wolves should be bats, such as 21 (6) |
| Exciting moment produced a hundred times capital investment (6) |
| Heading off for Egyptian town, one on endless river, with the wife (8) |
| 13 between two of them at Towcester (4) |
| Wasp swallows unusual gem that's to be eaten crystallized (4,6) |
| Evidence of exciting race stolen from home is in pub (5,6) |
| Tell Hebrew about the leader of the flock (10) |
| 5 across thrice before... (1,3) |
| ... "there was this car, and two redheads got out" - that's the joke! (4,4) |
| Parade a personal design (6) |
| Choke from ... (6) |
| ... from choke? (6) |
| See some dynamism at Chelsea, when playing Rochdale Reserves, say? (8) |
| Persian king offering himself after fornication in lift? (6) |
| Transport to horse's mouth pulled up (8) |
| African country accepting godhead is harmless (6) |
| Tolkien character embraces a Spanish city (6) |
| Drunk, so taken advantage of (6) |
| Working principle under King Tom? (4,2,5) |
| Leaves by 25, or in a different way (8) |
| Dress essential for capital gains? (5,3) |
| Singers producing notes for the audience (6) |
| Portuguese resort to be blasted beyond the horizon (3,3) |
| Little devil appears in top that's transparent (6) |
| Tripe consumed in turn (6) |