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The head, we hear, is chipper (7) crossword clue
K N A P P E R
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| The Guardian Prize crossword of June 17th, 2000 other clues |
| A row, or arrow? (7) |
| 21's likely successor to both 15 and 16 across (7) |
| Ordinal's burden has no beginning, that is, and article no end (9) |
| Charge for cheque, a quarter (5) |
| See 21 (4) |
| Causing offence where Liberal Democrats stand? (10) |
| He conditioned dogs to slaver, seeing endless dessert (6) |
| Continental Inn? (7) |
| Surprisingly, deny previous knowledge of a fiddler? (7) |
| Affairs settled way back (6) |
| Reserves regular publication in advance with these payments? (6,4) |
| He 23 4 with two stones (4,4) |
| Model in spirit is kind of a dish (5) |
| Old drug dealer short of a line, bringing back perfect cups of mushrooms (9) |
| Redwood inwardly was broody (7) |
| "Caps forsook" rhymes with "maps for book" (7) |
| Queen swops Pole for her partner, giddy and odd (5) |
| Figures characterised by a broken leg needing support (7) |
| Sun rises, dammit! (4) |
| Ever associated with Dallas, ye who (possibly?) 23 16 (3,6,6) |
| In small American room, at play, it's bloke who 23 15 (4,6,5) |
| Scot's up for a pound and a sovereign (10) |
| Mute, thus stifling the alternative, a lot of noise (7) |
| Figure egg drink soon will come up (7) |
| 1 across doesn't involve Conservative for a change (10) |
| Constant nightmare's beginning on the way to work (3-4) |
| Some money borrowed, then car may be repaired (7) |
| Takes off with poet (5) |
| Crack and snap (4) |
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