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March 6th 2000 The Guardian Quiptic crossword answers

Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 6th 2000) clues of The Guardian Quiptic 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.

East-enders get chicken joints, we hear (8)
Sung by choir in church, not written (6)
Strongly criticise, though it could be grand (4)
Direct confrontation: look at Tories with diplomacy (3,7)
Covering for an animal on the move? (6)
Think fool in Ulster, for example, has enormous head (8)
We would shortly hold the marriage (7)
Recommended commercial against one's editor (7)
Pleasure-seeker captures professor in robbery (8)
Unusual exit (3,3)
Large rodents crop up on high-class trees (10)
Difficult situation in Soho? Leave it to me! (4)
Modest and restrained, though pursued we hear (6)
Uncertain, yet phone a beginner (8)
Black look at the cutting edge? (8)
From the cask I managed to remove the cream (4)
Dislike of French questions (6)
Nature of wild scenes with sweetheart (7)
Bolt from the blue made mincemeat of cat and dog (3,2,3)
Prince Charles's Old Man grabs it and plaything is stuffed with it - how highfalutin! (5-5)
Does he eat too much Whiskas? (3,3)
Laws police manipulated to bolster cover (10)
A hundred Bohemians and carpenters (8)
Symmetry of Eastern character (8)
A hundred in Gateshead being penitent (7)
She holds rozzer back for ages (6)
Norman's tooth? (6)
Martha has hidden fence (2-2)

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