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The Guardian Quiptic Answers

Monday, 20th August 2012
There are 15 across clues and 16 down clues for the The Guardian Quiptic crossword on Monday, 20th August 2012. View the answers below..
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Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 7: More sensible to admit old man is a philanderer?
AAcross 8: King with something to sit on — up to now
AAcross 8: King with something to sit on — up to now
AAcross 9: Fixed bet involving woman bedding duke in possible romantic encounter
AAcross 10: Snake in charge of jelly
AAcross 12: Flight from earth to space for a change
AAcross 13: Redesigned other map's symbol
AAcross 14: Special fish makes small shiny decoration
AAcross 17: South Africa in tasteless campaign
AAcross 20: Strip girl of neckwear
AAcross 22: With which to clean up nasty smell in the Home Counties?
AAcross 24: So-called hazard constituted by piece of meat
AAcross 25: Father making payments for housing and bringing up the kids
AAcross 26: Attracted to males and females, relative's an animal!
AAcross 27: Soldier maintaining exotic pad for provider of sexy entertainmentLAPDANCER
DDown 1: Loads of pasta without parmesan at last
DDown 2: Support for cardinal holding a battered tin
DDown 3: Instrument made by theologian during troubled life
DDown 4: Second-rate editor with note given to setter on occasion of retirement
DDown 5: Drunk turning up with drink? It's an even chance!
DDown 5: Drunk turning up with drink? It's an even chance!
DDown 6: Mother to set up mature plant
DDown 11: Celebrity hiding in Doctor's Tardis?
DDown 15: Prairie-dwelling insect finds banana
DDown 16: Listened to advance unaccompanied
DDown 18: No thug is beaten for making lots of noise
DDown 19: Pester a mad antipodean to accept a period of fasting
DDown 21: After training, dog ran to intimidating woman
DDown 21: After training, dog ran to intimidating woman
DDown 22: Fixed dodgy date in deserted subway
DDown 23: River in which bands of criminals conceal drug