Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (December 6th 2012) clues of The Guardian Cryptic crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 30 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Director blows up record (8) |
| Get up about noon for a quick dip (5) |
| Schools' governor? Not half! (4) |
| Plant that makes roads collapse (6,4) |
| Foreigners express gratitude with a chunk of Olde England (6) |
| "Roger", as in building material (8) |
| Billingsgate titfer held plate for fish (7) |
| Some science in firm grip of an extremist (7) |
| Commercial sea song? (8) |
| English wearing a winning medal is nothing new (3-3) |
| College enough for a little theology (10) |
| Vehicle turns over, but not altogether (4) |
| Ulster order was turned to stone (5) |
| One man able to produce a legume (4,4) |
| Tree-dwelling, headless snake climbs — true! (8) |
| Paid less — lacking pass, not working (4) |
| Listlessness can make one reject help (6) |
| Setter is in a blessed state, despite expression (7) |
| Flower not entirely like the Taoiseach (4) |
| Hector's wife had Cameron shattered (10) |
| Item in service reported to decrease (6) |
| One with the opportunity to turn round? (10) |
| Source of water in outer space? (3) |
| The "old days" are over (3) |
| Put by for Jack abroad (4,4) |
| Reptiles, not soft but awkwardly unproductive (7) |
| Little time before surrounding an animal (6) |
| In a book about the beginning of history (2,4) |
| Hired a straight man (4) |
| Check acceptable but proscribed (4) |