The Guardian Cryptic Answers

Thursday, 31st March 2005

There are 14 across clues and 10 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Thursday, 31st March 2005. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 8:	I can't make up my mind about the thing at present, doctor
AAcross 9:	It could be silver for putting in one's pocket
AAcross 10:	Look thus, if possible
AAcross 11:	Old beer I take abroad?
AAcross 12:	Worcestershire sauce has biblical character
AAcross 13:	Crab swallowing crushed gold does more than tap
AAcross 15:	Thingamyjig has intelligence about covers
AAcross 16:	Flowers concealed among killers
AAcross 18:	Not too dear a passage in a story
AAcross 19:	Decline to do wrong for money?
AAcross 20:	Girl finds girl embracing girl, right?	MARJORIE
AAcross 22:	Burden of wood?
AAcross 23:	River girl turns to dust
AAcross 24:	Nail broken by unauthorised rules of the church
DDown 1:	On top of the moon, called round like man with bottle on 7	HIGHASTHEFLAGON
DDown 2:	See 1	THEFOURTHOFJULY
DDown 3:	Someone's bright idea for a nail about 2.54 cm (one length)
DDown 4:	Number of surrounding animals put up by one of four
DDown 5:	Piece of paper for erratum
DDown 6:	4 in French (mostly in French) before the mines go bust
DDown 7:	Dine out on Victorian novel, not all the result of decay when 4 came
DDown 14:	Tea, sweetheart? Keep letter for reporter
DDown 17:	Proverbial aphrodisiac bees can produce
DDown 21:	Wagner's in the tower