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The Guardian Cryptic Answers

Thursday, 9th December 2010
There are 16 across clues and 12 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Thursday, 9th December 2010. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Tudor's defeat by Gloucester?
AAcross 5: Cryptographer keeps caliph to say what's right
AAcross 9: Lawbreaker in the beginning becomes stout fellow
AAcross 10: 25 22's sheep have room
AAcross 11: See 23
AAcross 12: Female poet holds small boy back from ground elderHERBGERARD
AAcross 13: Medicine from tree manufactured in small limousineNIMOIL
AAcross 14: 25 22's married woman gets permit in timeDALLOWAY
AAcross 16: 25 22's time to cut birdsTHEWAVES
AAcross 19: Boy that's scruffy and prickly
AAcross 21: Thora's pupil in promise to be developed
AAcross 23: Wood strip makes bird a slut
AAcross 24: DJ produces poem with tenth note reversed
AAcross 25: State what beast sounds like whose fearfulness has been questioned
AAcross 26: Ringer to turn into mad fly — I can't take any more!
AAcross 27: In the course of … of the French and German cycle
DDown 2: 25 22's child pupil in stature to accommodateTOTHELIGHTHOUSE
DDown 3: 25 22's golden country with love
DDown 4: Ballet master, fat in face, taking two fifths
DDown 5: Crazy about true reform that's now ready
DDown 6: Change concerned with dance
DDown 7: See what should be on plate by agreementLOCARNO
DDown 8: See what's making the countryside rot in a bus twice
DDown 15: As corollary, journalist over American city dealt with clothes or money
DDown 17: Frank batsman in misery about rights and leftsWORRELL
DDown 18: Reduce silver work with hydrogen injection
DDown 20: Decommission the person with the money
DDown 22: See 25
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