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The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Thursday, 8th November 2001

There are 16 across clues and 13 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Thursday, 8th November 2001. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Not near to being illegal
AAcross 5: The people accepting blame need treatment
AAcross 10: Opposed to a drink
AAcross 11: Ancient Roman number taking Serb terrorist to New York
AAcross 12: Come to pass, maybe, in Yorkshire
AAcross 13: The why and the how of stepping-stones?
AAcross 14: Passport seeker, maybe, a pupil (not English) I'm unable to follow
AAcross 16: Fish food (see II Kings 49, 50)
AAcross 17: Perfume is oxygen - the same for the old city
AAcross 19: Preparation for excavation?
AAcross 23: Cry of Spooner throwing fatty viscous stuff out of the window?
AAcross 24: Araucaria on the booze? Take a tablet
AAcross 26: Essay in enticement at Orpheus' fingertips?
AAcross 27: It's the vicar's place to sound like an ass ...
AAcross 28: ... that's, in the present, a piece of wood
AAcross 29: I'm loitering without point in a perfect world
DDown 2: Star quality in a dandy will pierce the gloom
DDown 3: Clue for seamen united at dawn (3-2)
DDown 4: Protest that the devil's not quite devilish?
DDown 6: Gap I found in covering America
DDown 7: Bad quarrel gets overriddenROTTENROW
DDown 8: Duck to take beer and be sick
DDown 9: Nitrogen in chophouse in place of perfume was Miss Muffett's problem
DDown 15: Linen garment, say, for Mr Toad?
DDown 18: Bloodthirsty member of pack turning up at dance with 'oop
DDown 20: Mother gets old and imperfect
DDown 21: A painter's painter finding another a help
DDown 22: Drunk at the second house
DDown 25: A bit I broke of the shin
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