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The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 13th February 2002

There are 14 across clues and 15 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 13th February 2002. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Group outlets retained by partnerWESTLIFE
AAcross 5: Group going in for ultra-vision
AAcross 9: Further significance beyond the obvious one?
AAcross 10: Poles' army destroyed ancient city
AAcross 12: Group taking action (to disband)
AAcross 13: Journalist holding new library responsible for lark
AAcross 14: Group called DawkinsARTFULDODGER
AAcross 18: Sweet-talking sharpened: you go in with them, sadlyHONEYMOUTHED
AAcross 21: Pirate not in the public eye, did you say?
AAcross 23: See 27
AAcross 24: (and 19) Group heard, I see, between a cat and its 23
AAcross 25: Bit of bread, top and middle eaten by Jenny right away
AAcross 26: How old is mother? How much to pay?
AAcross 27: (and 23) Group it's desirable I should follow at infant school?DESTINYS
DDown 1: Sci-fi doctor gets round Mum with sudden swoop
DDown 2: Group lacking sound science way before love
DDown 3: Vicar's invitation to salad - say please!LETUSPRAY
DDown 4: Marsh name for fairy with inferior herbal bloom
DDown 4: Marsh name for fairy with inferior herbal bloom
DDown 6: The odd game
DDown 7: A lot of words make a lot of bias in a side
DDown 8: The usual flag
DDown 11: People with piano part tune up in the galleryPROLETERIATE
DDown 15: Work at counter, maybe not in cameraOPENCOURT
DDown 16: Mastery evokes one and a third cheers - stick around
DDown 17: Regular round number shaped like a hook
DDown 19: See 24
DDown 20: Snakes top their opposites
DDown 22: Evoking reverence associated with a prayer
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