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Word that means the opposite of another (7) crossword clue


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The Guardian Quick crossword of July 19th, 2004 other clues
Sporting event with 10 disciplines (9)
Calcareous skeletal remains forming reefs (5)
Blameless (8)
Loose dress or robe (4)
Agreement between nations (6)
Spoken (6)
Eruption on skin (4)
Put limit on (8)
Quiver (7)
Boring tool (5)
Arouse memory (4,1,4)
Dainty (8)
Secret place (searched after nook) (6)
Carry - betting system (4)
Thames crossing of nursery rhyme (6,6)
Particular terminology - near Uncle Tom (anag) (12)
Author of words spoken by actors, in play, film etc (12)
Mary Shelley's monster-making baron (12)
Food made from minced beef (8)
Erase (6)
Eurovision prizewinning Swedish pop group (4)

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