Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 8th 2004) clues of The Guardian Cryptic crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 26 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Caught amid whimsical manoeuvre (6) |
| Life's conclusion to be drawn? (8) |
| Fool dog with head transplant (6) |
| In Spitfire, altimeter compatible with type of air-traffic control system? (4-4) |
| Wrote Chekhov's last novel to include imperfect tense (11) |
| It's the custom in Cumberland (7) |
| Nothing in part of flower that's different (7) |
| Trucker's favourite person's Goya, surprisingly (6,5) |
| Even when round, bound to be flat container (8) |
| Details about antique, cherished (6) |
| Keep outside community as predicted (8) |
| Cry about disturbance in field (6) |
| Lemon chicken (6) |
| Important singer, fantastic dope (10) |
| Work of TS Eliot pierced by terrorist leader's weapon (8) |
| Lucky character to grab snog I fancy, chauvinistic stuff (8) |
| Fool invests endless capital to terminate account (5,3) |
| Bits of hips visible in Brazilians (4) |
| Lost tools found here? (4) |
| Publicise too much, having finished with ex-model (10) |
| Out of sight, upstanding couple mince around (8) |
| Virgin and pole covered in beer (5,3) |
| Church member almost eats a quarter cake topping (8) |
| Those who are disorganised fall (6) |
| Wellington's grievance? (4) |
| Club short of weight, always (4) |