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The Guardian Cryptic Answers

Wednesday, 7th April 2010
There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 7th April 2010. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: No overtaking, perhaps, as horseboxes like to hog lanes in the endROADSIGN
AAcross 5: Burn nearly 20 in front of church
AAcross 9: Starter of bass in stuff to consume as seafood
AAcross 10: See 3COWELL
AAcross 12: Angelina's man's packed in — could he have been indoctrinated?
AAcross 15: Tax man after fool
AAcross 17: Cold figure returning to grab last of winter smalls, individually
AAcross 18: Bit with corset strained from childbirth
AAcross 19: Winter sportsman, English in mini?
AAcross 20: How babes made erotic porn with a bum
AAcross 24: A load of wine on credit, which is necked?
AAcross 25: Short day needed to collect pound, among one copper — or more?
AAcross 26: Sound of two swallows parting
AAcross 27: Dentist finally going in to identify pain that's most sharp
DDown 1: Low point to shake that booty!
DDown 2: Dreadful stain baby's left by tap — there's no baby-wetter!
DDown 3: Observation of mating bull in market as judge of talent
DDown 4: Playwright after amat­eur actor in relative, no straight manGRAHAMNORTON
DDown 6: Clear middle note, as piano is to pianoforte?
DDown 7: One can't take off part of cylinder head
DDown 8: See 23
DDown 11: Current problem, revolutio?
DDown 13: Give jellied eels in rice
DDown 14: A cord with net design­ed to be tough
DDown 16: Bloody woman holding heads of people and lowering beneath river, perfect
DDown 21: Fruit tree polled containing pea, say
DDown 22: Insultingly, one declining to earn a crust?
DDown 23: Bar opening trap
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