The Guardian Cryptic Answers

Monday, 30th October 2006

There are 14 across clues and 15 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Monday, 30th October 2006. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Old fellow at the station?
AAcross 4:	Group is for capital punishment
AAcross 9:	Arranges penniless games
AAcross 10:	Boy's back of leg under an overcoat
AAcross 11:	Using two names for Newton's generalised theorem about nitrogen
AAcross 12:	Buying or selling part of plant
AAcross 13:	Book by Victorian statesman on modern music	BRIGHTONROCK
AAcross 17:	Going round with cricketer when the course of events changed
AAcross 20:	Only a novice unit
AAcross 21:	Went over to see hares dancing in the grass
AAcross 23:	Prepare to mend kettle, taking ages	GETSOLDER
AAcross 24:	Belief that firm should be out of the red
AAcross 25:	Sent money and relaxed
AAcross 26:	Composer finding short title all right
DDown 1:	Animal kept by uncultivated country child
DDown 1:	Animal kept by uncultivated country child
DDown 2:	Appropriate to court of exalted king, since overthrown
DDown 3:	Records doctor set up in Surrey	EPSOM
DDown 5:	Stock owner can let charter lapse	CATTLERANCHER
DDown 6:	Better provisions first discovered in soldier's hat	FORAGECAP
DDown 7:	Sort out the man inside with the rest
DDown 8:	Moister type of Australian bread
DDown 10:	Card games between banks?
DDown 14:	Water snake discovered in hot, empty river dwelling
DDown 15:	Descriptive of money wasted getting girl to shut up
DDown 16:	Boss to order record of pedigree
DDown 18:	Hazard hidden in garden
DDown 19:	The least important seat
DDown 22:	Cognac crated partly for African capital