The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Monday, 12th March 2001

There are 17 across clues and 13 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Monday, 12th March 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Violin part played by a quartet
AAcross 4:	Basis of pudding for buffet
AAcross 9:	An air of sanctity
AAcross 10:	The sweet nonsense of money-making	MINTHUMBUG
AAcross 11:	April's wild wind
AAcross 12:	Car, after hesitation, gives way on motorway	MERCEDES
AAcross 13:	In great difficulty, but the flag is still flying	UPTHEPOLE
AAcross 15:	Spoils of war
AAcross 16:	Point to a quiet word, which is binding
AAcross 17:	Diners wind up eating it
AAcross 21:	Secretary's boss can be a tyrant
AAcross 22:	Approved by the head
AAcross 24:	History teacher who is a real expert?
AAcross 24:	History teacher who is a real expert?
AAcross 25:	Lazy and backward in fielding
AAcross 26:	To avoid it a child may go into it
AAcross 27:	Mixes up signal and gets into a row
DDown 1:	Purchase a young animal, fleeced	BUYAPUP
DDown 2:	Meal not starting to satisfy this man
DDown 3:	Girls start with simply designed school tunic
DDown 5:	A horse being exercised on the beach
DDown 6:	Moderate team peter out
DDown 7:	Treasure article lost coming from the news agency	REUTERS
DDown 8:	Feeling brought on by beastly strong drink?	ANIMALSPIRITS
DDown 14:	Was not keen to take exam without being warmed up
DDown 16:	Various chaps in vegetable production
DDown 18:	Officer in uniform or overall
DDown 19:	A likely backer for the training of climbers
DDown 20:	Air pressure
DDown 23:	Performing dog in variety