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- November 16th, 1999
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Two little women with start of lock jaw (4) crossword clue
J O W L
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| The Guardian Cryptic crossword of November 16th, 1999 other clues |
| Prove right, merely by changing book to Kipling poem (7) |
| One disposing of irritations following Labour Party round (7) |
| Express boarded by Latin Society (5) |
| Magistrate's conflicting votes left America in recession (9) |
| Big, big band in organ rendition (14) |
| Serviceable fellow rejected northern banker (4) |
| War and Peace personified: not I - the king's old gamekeeper (8) |
| Round the twist or up the pole? (3,5) |
| The Animals may initially make a persistent noise! (4) |
| Besotted, they pop without introduction up chapel! (3,5,6) |
| Great conqueror's kiss collected by a beautiful youth (9) |
| Essential part finally bottled? (5) |
| Clear drama enacted on court? (3-4) |
| Fool's eating bitter plant off the wall! (7) |
| The lead for which one was unprepared? (8,7) |
| Badly behind, missing third payment, ultimately still owing (2,4) |
| Young professional lady's ending up tart? (6) |
| In terror, disorderly go to pumps? (8) |
| Volunteers of yore, with many suffering (8) |
| Chambers won't have an entry here, if you're lucky! (7,8) |
| One retiring medic follows another back into queue behind Dad - or Mum, for example (10) |
| Commercial transport showing considerable stress (5,5) |
| Number 50 secures bye to last place in quarter-final - my pleasure! (3,2,3) |
| Like a fool, puts up with way layabout behaves (8) |
| That is a horse beetle (6) |
| Show fear - this is a case for Robin Hood (6) |
| Adverse criticism almost to the end of the scale (4) |
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