Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (August 12th 2000) clues of The Guardian Prize 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.
| Fruit of the body, about one millimetre (9) |
| Flower: vulgar old hairdresser's about to have one for a quid (5-8) |
| It's mean to say how old someone is (7) |
| Territorial rule additionally kept by barrier being put back (4,3) |
| Particular people going together (4) |
| Entry on one side is hereditary privilege (10) |
| Very happy to be coming back - be sensible and pull round (7) |
| Draw game with Venetian artist (7) |
| Dispatch to Austin, to the far post (10) |
| Produce a variant 13 (4) |
| Man without arm could wear one without sleeve (7) |
| Took a pew at church with Dr Armstrong (7) |
| Whatês drawn to game by Venetian artist (5) |
| A love for speed will get you to the farthest 19s (9) |
| 15,18 I would say, vocalise about the top harshly and unmusically? (8,7,3,7,5) |
| Energy, energy, energy - that's how to deal with jealousy (5,3) |
| Opera singer and Pole go to bed (5) |
| See 10 (8) |
| Bangle for social worker that eats up deer (6) |
| Honorary clerks give way to breathe under water (9) |
| Bend raised at lamppost (6) |
| See 1 (15) |
| My immediate comment is: "Away with my 10!" (9) |
| 24 telling time by alarm-clocks (8) |
| See 15 (8) |
| Begin to become (4,2) |
| Inch back into the money with Venetian artist (6) |
| Stoppage cut short by secret police (5) |