The Guardian Cryptic Answers

Tuesday, 23rd October 2007

There are 15 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Tuesday, 23rd October 2007. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Plan by sheep to wander round
AAcross 5:	Ground-breaking quarterdeck?
AAcross 9:	No recriminations with this setter's wordplay? Shame, given the execution
AAcross 10:	Sound work-out regularly provided by this puzzle
AAcross 12:	A bad argument is like a riddle!	FULLOFHOLES
AAcross 15:	Knobs turned Sun editor on
AAcross 17:	Half of America's wrong about Bush, allegedly
AAcross 18:	Speed can't upset one's footwork?	STEPDANCE
AAcross 19:	Boob by the Guardian brings letter from Paul
AAcross 20:	No pork pies? Model regrets having the blues	TRUESTORIES
AAcross 24:	Heard male prostitute talk out of his ass?
AAcross 24:	Heard male prostitute talk out of his ass?
AAcross 25:	Simple menu Posh arranged
AAcross 26:	Awkward tart's customer needing 'a little yogurt'
AAcross 27:	Once more try getting on Home Counties train
DDown 1:	Something a bit fishy's raised with endless subtlety and disdain
DDown 2:	Pal rode off, embarrassed after climbing this?
DDown 3:	A time wine goes with duck	TENTO
DDown 4:	Become anxious and burp?	GETTHEWINDUP
DDown 6:	Novelist in setter's company at the races	PAULSCOTT
DDown 7:	See 8
DDown 8:	Tout had short new catch phrase
DDown 11:	Ground near Selby that's out of fashion? Kiss performed there often
DDown 13:	Drug brought 'rush' for each self-indulgent person	EGOTRIPPER
DDown 14:	Doctor's eight points under 'The ability to wear well'	DRESSSENSE
DDown 16:	Divert river through CID stake-out
DDown 21:	Reared some geese, bought to get fat
DDown 22:	See 8
DDown 23:	Fixture in four-sided 'round' house