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Type of rain cloud (6) crossword clue


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The Guardian Quick crossword of July 29th, 2005 other clues
Diamond shape (7)
Take the gloss off (7)
City on the river Dee (7)
Exempted from task (7)
Fold formed in fabric (5)
Hesitate in decision making (3,3,3)
Manually operated device to hold vehicle (9)
Distinct period in development (5)
South Wales resort - talks indistinctly (7)
Slight crease in surface (7)
Swiss cheese (7)
Absconder (7)
Repeat of main points (5)
Grossly fat (5)
Face up to trouble stoically (4,3,6)
Steady flow (6)
Opinion formed beforehand (13)
Item of pretentious bad taste (6)
Image caused by obscuring of light (6)
Volcanic emanation (4)
Line of symmetry (4)
Public show of respect (6)
Response (6)
Wonky (5)
Hostile opponent (5)

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