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The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 2nd October 2019

There are 15 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 2nd October 2019. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 8: Tory Right blocking liberal colleague
AAcross 9: He'd call regularly, bearing cake
AAcross 10: Cases of Gewürztraminer, exceptionally pale
AAcross 11: Destroying terrains of Amazonia, for example
AAcross 11: Destroying terrains of Amazonia, for example
AAcross 12: Soppy female and sheepish male
AAcross 14: Possibly lacking exercise, topless physique is classically epic
AAcross 15: Generators died, rotating such a lot
AAcross 17: Fixer full of limitless gas and wind
AAcross 20: Allowed astronomer to leave Earth, with fatal consequences
AAcross 22: Slick lie yielding students a sneaky day off
AAcross 23: Local store fleeced a policeman, according to SpoonerCORNERSHOP
AAcross 24: Run into revolting boozer and belch
AAcross 25: Thinner axes bend, we hear
AAcross 26: Idle criminal has siestasLIEDOWNS
DDown 1: Boris yet to exercise temperance
DDown 2: Suspect humming head off
DDown 3: Tearaway ultimately at fault
DDown 4: Mischief and deadpan gags having malign influence
DDown 5: Identical small females throwing tantrum
DDown 6: Cult's on-air broadcast not heard by us
DDown 7: Serbia sedulously protecting partisan
DDown 13: Attila upset retired nut gatherer
DDown 16: Where wise creatures gather, spreading wise lore
DDown 18: Settler perhaps restraining road rage
DDown 19: Tree, which reportedly gave girl optimism at last
DDown 21: One turned up clutching £25 for Tom Jones?
DDown 22: Group of musicians adjust private parts
DDown 24: Brahms and Liszt refusing to defect
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