The Guardian Cryptic Answers

Tuesday, 3rd January 2006

There are 13 across clues and 13 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Tuesday, 3rd January 2006. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 5:	Sidney Box?
AAcross 6:	A maths problem to take one's breath away
AAcross 9:	Place support for Chesterfield
AAcross 10:	Heavenly quarter like McCoy?
AAcross 11:	Tree's mostly bitter
AAcross 12:	Cover for Lib Dems?
AAcross 13:	Wise men let in no error in defence
AAcross 18:	Leave? It's no option in the rush hour
AAcross 21:	Fruit of Wodehouse
AAcross 22:	Complaint revealed by pollsters about proposed legislation
AAcross 23:	Trade one included in subsequent return
AAcross 24:	Member of old tribe - it's found in Hamlet, for example	DANITE
AAcross 25:	Former President or PM in slow motion
DDown 1:	European airport translated to Africa
DDown 2:	Port not frequently at the bottom
DDown 3:	Growth of funny old shape
DDown 4:	Law for a lawyer as a case for injury
DDown 5:	Trade award taken away by force
DDown 7:	Girl's without training that makes fit
DDown 8:	Is it not ripe for treatment?
DDown 14:	Keeping us up at home after hours to avoid contact
DDown 15:	Corruption as described by Pushkin?
DDown 16:	Figure to rouse fashion designer
DDown 17:	Could this be said to hamper pilgrim's progress?
DDown 19:	Game liable to explode
DDown 20:	Gothic tribe giving name to Victoria's offspring	NERVII