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The Guardian Cryptic Answers

Thursday, 7th June 2001
There are 16 across clues and 15 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Thursday, 7th June 2001. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: The flower of detective fiction
AAcross 5: The flower (when with child) of the Exchequer
AAcross 9: It's fashionable to cajole (including police) with money for the 6
AAcross 10: Uncle to Victoria and Albert with whatever heart you like?VANYA
AAcross 11: Visit of supporter
AAcross 12: Loud and angry about little boy deprived of energy by society
AAcross 14: One left with the destroyer makes for blue paper
AAcross 15: American city at speed alien to pretty little girl
AAcross 16: I keep a number of lawyers from Prohibition
AAcross 18: Nurse's kind offer?
AAcross 20: Jack, Chuck and Damon: a Gothic fantasy
AAcross 21: See 20
AAcross 24: Give up favouring energy
AAcross 25: Being au fait with other areas' news
AAcross 26: Restricted cover covers minimal finance
AAcross 27: Disposition restricting time of siren
DDown 1: The last thing one has to eat?
DDown 2: Tea amid honey rendered by angel
DDown 3: Name of the Fair Maid of PerthIRMA
DDown 4: Lines the Muse made Landor utter at exit on an adventureNATUREILOVEDAND
DDown 5: See 4NEXTTONATUREART
DDown 6: Rulers turn green, detaining Vikings briefly
DDown 7: Lillian G. keeps on being fairly extended
DDown 8: I have a breakdown, but I can deal with it
DDown 13: Canal dweller, not broad in the 23
DDown 13: Canal dweller, not broad in the 23
DDown 16: What Keats called Death to make us feel a difference
DDown 17: Mr Wooster of Mansfield Park has rights in 23BERTRAM
DDown 19: Urgent information during departure
DDown 22: Cooked meal with a Slav interrupting concentration
DDown 23: See 22