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The Guardian Cryptic Answers

Thursday, 15th October 2015
There are 15 across clues and 16 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Thursday, 15th October 2015. View the answers below..
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Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Went for private piece by author that is not printedJOINEDUPWRITING
AAcross 9: Replaced gold vessel filled with English fruit
AAcross 9: Replaced gold vessel filled with English fruit
AAcross 10: Devilish traditions appeal
AAcross 11: Very large note
AAcross 12: Goalie turns out to make the rules
AAcross 13: An available sum in foreign money no use here?
AAcross 15: Join the main mass
AAcross 18: Story young girl lisped
AAcross 20: Divorced, eh? Good news for one in for the long term
AAcross 23: Elegantly decadent discovery: unnamed licensee has been sacked
AAcross 25: Charge less than the whole meal allowance
AAcross 26: Ancient European expelled from a Victorian city
AAcross 27: A daughter in French port finally off? Not so fast!
AAcross 28: Farm animals doing less well — a blow in expensive area
DDown 1: City judge putting line through revoked law
DDown 2: Sugar controller's rude remark cut short: it starts again
DDown 3: Airy, last to believe what actually exists?
DDown 4: Release record, Savanna Herd Rounded Up
DDown 5: Trail grew doubtful, however magnified
DDown 6: Charge one: being unable to speak, keeping quiet
DDown 7: Imogen's confession of alcoholism, in one of several forms
DDown 8: Argues strenuously, displaying poor judgment
DDown 14: Not unknown for prince to hold drinking bout — a sign of the future?
DDown 16: One way to get team something in a pie
DDown 17: Pike played by him — a victory, when reeled into the bank
DDown 19: Cross with bell regularly interrupting dance
DDown 21: Ministry to abolish border posts?
DDown 22: Be about to visit castle, having to change tickets
DDown 23: Saying a few words, starts to come apart
DDown 24: Decipher joke