Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (August 9th 2000) clues of The Guardian Cryptic crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 28 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| A man for all seasons? (6) |
| Fascination of ecclesiastical body with weaponry (6) |
| Put duck back in pot, for it's on the house (4-3) |
| West gets around in Wales (7) |
| "The Queen!" - toast in fashion in Belgravia (8,7) |
| Scoff, perhaps, at 11 (4) |
| Paperback about awful stench near Salford (10) |
| Unpopular beat for coppers? (6,4) |
| Coca Cola's method of seeking a contract? (4) |
| Women tend to be erratic with course of action for long-term provision (9,6) |
| Regret over Rome's destruction (7) |
| A painter is comparatively smart ... (7) |
| ... but his rejected output shrinking and worthless (6) |
| Officer on unknown outpost (6) |
| Outlaw professional writing (9) |
| Fruit - a hag almost swallows it (6) |
| Traveller goes over the brink and gets the rap (9) |
| Albert, writer of "Tree Climbing" (5) |
| A girl gets old without the means (8) |
| Saul's clan involved in numerous matrimonial disputes (5) |
| Constable's qualification, for example, is helpful to drivers (7,4) |
| Common stainer - with Punjabi blood? (7,4) |
| What the doctor ordered after Tom became morbidly inflexible (9) |
| Schemer's play opening in strange antic (9) |
| They may investigate race matters (8) |
| Hood left over the door (6) |
| It's almost modest to hesitate (5) |
| The old soldiers held up their adversary (5) |