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The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Tuesday, 25th July 2017

There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Tuesday, 25th July 2017. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 8: Opposing party lines
AAcross 9: It's redolent of daisies, or umbrageous roses opening
AAcross 10: Detained three lads on a regular basis
AAcross 11: Security company left to guard tower from rear
AAcross 12: In a bad way, failing to end pyloric spasms
AAcross 14: Demanding individual senior nurses apply light touch
AAcross 15: Make angry scene in Barking
AAcross 17: Sticks end of stair rod in eye
AAcross 20: Second coffee and Senior Service for slob
AAcross 22: Fellow Lithuanian, perhaps, is blue
AAcross 23: Spooner's baking disaster is warning to the complacent
AAcross 24: Live with very discontented group
AAcross 25: Sequence from Antonioni tear-jerker
AAcross 26: Rubbish home team lacking player around start of extra time
DDown 1: The third to rate this clue as "moderate"
DDown 2: Ancient linesman departs following 4-0 upset
DDown 3: Expensive diamonds separating pair from last of money
DDown 4: She has no illusions about top celebs
DDown 5: Old bloke seized by desire to be feminine
DDown 6: Broken bed, a sorry conclusion to a boozy night out?DONERKEBAB
DDown 7: Suave Turk removing clothes, source of annoyance
DDown 13: Miners exit angrily, barely surviving
DDown 16: Tearful under small blanket
DDown 18: Material from inverted belly button collected by oddly repressed priest
DDown 19: Find you near the harbour
DDown 21: Get support from the French before long
DDown 22: Part of waste disposal system close to gypsy settlement
DDown 24: Dud and Pete's initial prominence
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