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The Guardian Cryptic Answers

Friday, 3rd April 2009
There are 28 across clues and 35 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Friday, 3rd April 2009. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 9: Fudge pie's the target? Fantastic food supplier ...
AAcross 9: Continuous growth about a soldier in battle
AAcross 10: ... had 1/4 of dollar pie sent round!
AAcross 10: Contents to find exemplified in books
AAcross 11: First down oddly bags last of the tricks
AAcross 11: Die knowing how to stand up
AAcross 12: It's normal to say filthy stuff about bird in 6 27, we hear
AAcross 12: Quaver, a bit of music included by singer
AAcross 13: King Henry appears in stage directions
AAcross 13: They have no problem with inflation
AAcross 14: Queen in gin palace, masquerading as 19 across 19 down's leader
AAcross 14: TV entertainment, therefore, a time to include contemporary sound
AAcross 16: Credit every consignment to satisfy authorityTICKALLTHEBOXES
AAcross 17: State capital for part of 19 across 19 down
AAcross 19: King featuring in naff series about republic
AAcross 19: Host at a celebrationHOLYBREAD
AAcross 20: Frenchman initially wanted to start again
AAcross 21: New nurse keeps working to get one off drugs
AAcross 21: Motoring started in America, but gets less
AAcross 22: More concise instructions to retreating troops
AAcross 22: Go with the French air force initially, having a clean sheet
AAcross 23: Element of one in Greats
AAcross 24: Wasted away as a left back at Hyde, say
AAcross 24: Blunt speech in old currency
AAcross 25: One's point is not usually clear
AAcross 26: Call model instead of hospital porter?
AAcross 28: Ape caught by Frenchwoman
AAcross 29: French department with some berets in? I flew roundFINISTERE
DDown 1: Guardian leaders in series ridiculing former union
DDown 1: Spiel includes point in sprinkling chips with salt
DDown 2: See 16 and 17CAISSE
DDown 2: Scholarly account of Moore in current situation
DDown 3: Element of matchmaking in dreadfully posh shop outside Rugby
DDown 3: There's something negligent about a girl
DDown 4: Put one's foot down to squash landlord's stipulation? It's lifted
DDown 4: Plot said to make sense
DDown 5: New ringtone's a gas!
DDown 5: A wild cat hunted around alone
DDown 6: Hand in piano tune
DDown 6: Throw out rising pong — with doctor it could go off
DDown 6: Throw out rising pong — with doctor it could go off
DDown 7: Soldier half-buried in road above club's football field
DDown 7: Cook belied the quality of her efforts
DDown 8: What you have here is no party game
DDown 8: Shaft unknown in drink
DDown 13: London team's winger replaced by northern reject
DDown 14: Long John Dory?
DDown 15: Distractedly scan Iris, Sun model? Mirror fan, probably
DDown 15: Calculation about men's assets?
DDown 16: Part of 19 across 19 down lacking capital, reportedly
DDown 17: Unexpectedly came over well in French surroundings
DDown 18: Where 9 was "harvested" by soldiers in republic
DDown 18: Scold gets cross, opposed to Modern GreatsXANTIPPE
DDown 19: See 19 acrossSERRIFFE
DDown 20: Went to bed with chap, though not a pro
DDown 21: With stomach upset, took refreshment to effect a change
DDown 22: Blood count is taken regularly in 19 across 19 down. Capital!
DDown 22: Instrument — should it be in iron?
DDown 23: See 10
DDown 23: Many frequent the attic
DDown 24: A large number on doctor's round?
DDown 25: See 14
DDown 27: See 9
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