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  1. 1.Manage to surround small thicket
  2. 2.Aunt is involved with police for pilfering
  3. 3.Fur regularly dear, a source of wealth
  4. 4.Area of land a gang reduced
  5. 5.Strong attack by general on team
  6. 6.Residential development getting public transport
  7. 7.One encouraging others to take your property
  8. 8.Adored hymn translated as ‘Back before the storm
  9. 9.Scandal vile, and not worth much
  10. 10.Bloke attends extremely evangelical place of worship
  11. 11.Mark as adult visiting his very closest relative
  12. 12.An inch? I'll say!
  13. 13.Foreign character sitting in restaurant
  14. 14.Figure holding publication on prayer - usually about that
  15. 15.Show teeth, perhaps, first one extracted in a figure of speech
  16. 16.Body cut, third of league qualify
  17. 17.25 stem
  18. 18.Animal, 19 with 22 down?
  19. 19.Some words, on leaving model, hit hard
  20. 20.Wicked spinner with Kent is still upset by cut
  21. 21.10 from our gigolo only beginning to do this?
  22. 22.Nag, 19 with 4?
  23. 23.Saint imprisoned by king, say, one taking stock
  24. 24.Birthplace of assassinated King, republic
  25. 25.Polish collection
  26. 26.True - 's very quick, by the sound of it?
  27. 27.Reportedly, a gallon where cars stop for petrol?
  28. 28.Particular corporation after old odd-jobber
  29. 29.19 for restraint
  30. 30.Tesla, say, on electronic charge
  31. 31.Tough one overcoming evil, fragile thing?
  32. 32.Key dialect for slow mover
  33. 33.Mathematician touring Hanoi finally, a capital city
  34. 34.Certainly 19 with 23 down?
  35. 35.Disinfect food with a tissue, pre-cooked
  36. 36.Very old house nearby, squalid
  37. 37.Gaps in fences regularly seen without reflection?
  38. 38.Metric unit I record in score that's backed up
  39. 39.Unknown tag lifted, holding lead on springer spaniel
  40. 40.Inlets where jay enters shallow waters
  41. 41.Wrench in heap?
  42. 42.Rose coming up in flower garden
  43. 43.Fall of assassin that's central to Ides
  44. 44.Casper travels a long way
  45. 45.Dance nut beginning to dance a dance without an introduction
  46. 46.‘You're awful! You're terrible! Stupid mistake!
  47. 47.A singing brother by hotel, drowning in expenses in fancy area
  48. 48.Revolutionary diarist with peak wine
  49. 49.Besmirch quisling in retreat
  50. 50.Barrie heroine stripped off, showing rear
  51. 51.Marie's singing brother Mel in wild brawls
  52. 52.Rap sheet torn apart with glee in terse language
  53. 53.Pick up one teacher
  54. 54.Later, he's active close to outskirts of Whitehall
  55. 55.Tip reduced by 1/3? Crikey!
  56. 56.Great position, any way you look at it
  57. 57.Hit hard and take into custody
  58. 58.Founder of NSYNC vocalised after Justin finally left
  59. 59.Around start of G7, America seceded? Nonsense, B.S. and more
  60. 60.Animal on which Darwin rode, starting out
  61. 61.Insane psychopath arose where chemist's seen
  62. 62.Stinking initials B.O. elicit sound of disapproval
  63. 63.A ‘queen' may do this with snappy ornamentation
  64. 64.Unclear that king covered in Times
  65. 65.Yank, engrossed by clue for bloodhound, sits nervously for investigators
  66. 66.Freed in error, Pierce is a spewer of venom
  67. 67.Prohibition on headgear for fowl
  68. 68.Theft of cuckoo shite
  69. 69.Bear's shown up in circus apparatus
  70. 70.Stick together with fool
  71. 71.Ran away with the Spanish [This needs work - ed.]
  72. 72.Comes into home with heartless, reclusive people
  73. 73.Mythical hunter from America, in American capital
  74. 74.Latin song? [Needs rewriting, along with 1 Down]
  75. 75.French composer and wife getting into more hackneyed, factual author
  76. 76.Barrack and Michelle ultimately getting huge backing
  77. 77.Bird, one repeatedly around Lake
  78. 78.Safe king avoids appearance in massacre
  79. 79.Expression of understanding [A bit imprecise - ed.]
  80. 80.Energy emission stopped by east German broadcaster
  81. 81.Conservative, gutless Tory, hosts Posh and Berks?
  82. 82.Pig covered in fat left for sailors
  83. 83.Rule out / what spin doctors do [Faulty clue - ed.]
  84. 84.Prance Harry blog probed by American
  85. 85.Departed After the scheduled time
  86. 86.Rogue openly wrapping article in packaging material
  87. 87.Scottish king is able to follow horse
  88. 88.Tailor Swift led by prince and idiots
  89. 89.Tory Blair finally is given greeting
  90. 90.Trends of new boring scene [Fixed with edit]
  91. 91.At intervals, action seems a viable plan for film buff
  92. 92.Scottish mountain accountant's climbing on amazing mornirg
  93. 93.Oddly bluesy cover of Satchmo giving good wish
  94. 94.Where we get crude lass turning up after cry for attention
  95. 95.I love mostly pleasant; architectural style
  96. 96.Navy party clothes for a Bond villain
  97. 97.Floater __ on English river
  98. 98.4 fastening loop
  99. 99.Combatants in dialogue with setter inspired by extreme characters in sermon
  100. 100.Organic matter covering reptile in pale 4
  101. 101.Agree with token killing?
  102. 102.Daughter prods not entirely fragrant plant
  103. 103.Imperfection in headless lizard
  104. 104.Glaring relative in residence
  105. 105.School truant in Everton, thus left side
  106. 106.Concise digit, secure
  107. 107.Napoleon's vital fluid piped
  108. 108.4 bit staff
  109. 109.The dope under ground?
  110. 110.Slight sucking noise curtailed
  111. 111.Honoured king broken, he had to admit defeat finally
  112. 112.Some athlete, a seriously tough one
  113. 113.7 15 for example, scum
  114. 114.Puss I caught after a minute
  115. 115.Make between 17 and 23 for main commander, reportedly?
  116. 116.Lights initially extinguished, music perhaps turned up for its performers?
  117. 117.Turner Prize ultimately buried in endless seafood
  118. 118.Pass on painting that's cut up
  119. 119.Strap adjusted, wonky table held
  120. 120.Out of its tree, seek bird that's observed by the road
  121. 121.Diminutive character good, the other half the size?
  122. 122.Car tax mostly unnecessary for 4
  123. 123.4 lugged through one's lugholes?
  124. 124.4 wife evidently caught?
  125. 125.Almost entirely indifferent about hot drink
  126. 126.Feature of space station bearing feature of door?
  127. 127.Wear down recent royal elegy?
  128. 128.Hesitation entering a US city after smart tricks
  129. 129.Wrong engaging in vehicular sex in green belt?
  130. 130.Good spirits from writer having change of heart
  131. 131.Historic Impressionist version of exile in Italy?
  132. 132.First concern of slalom contestant?
  133. 133.Fresh energy after indication of demise?
  134. 134.Finally blue-pencil i.e. b_____, d__ and worse, possibly
  135. 135.Studies, having ignored one bog, requiring return around a part of South Africa
  136. 136.Small force blocking river in retreat
  137. 137.Wonderful start to analysis - our team then associated with mass and energy
  138. 138.Shakespearean heroine, one failing to complete sea voyage, mostly - Miranda, ultimately?
  139. 139.Brief comment from person apprehended by a copper
  140. 140.A lot of anger among most of selected singers
  141. 141.Running glory in race starts to please healthy character
  142. 142.Spot threat to crops - time to get away
  143. 143.Lamenting perverse political stance
  144. 144.Ramble a bit - article in memory or nothing in memory?
  145. 145.Give later instructions about deliveries on journey
  146. 146.Important management group is a source of notes?
  147. 147.Study exposed with English blokes in bondage to achieve climax
  148. 148.Musical piece in examination? Stick around
  149. 149.Musical piece to repeat in revised version
  150. 150.Investigation after error where books are kept

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About The Guardian Cryptic Crossword

The most popular newspaper in Britain The Guardian, publishes two crossword puzzles namely the Quick Crossword and Cryptic Crossword. The Guardian is owned by the Scott Trust and is very popular among the locals since its inception in the year 1821. These crossword puzzles are famous for being the wittiest and toughest ones and draw a huge crowd of crossword lovers.

The cryptic crosswords are published from Monday to Saturday. Of these the Saturday cryptic crossword is a prize crossword and the winner is by far the best brain in town. The Guardian also offer daily quick crossword puzzle which is comparatively easier to solve.

The Guardian Cryptic Crossword Contests

The Guardian crossword puzzles can be played in the newspaper the old and original way or by downloading their application. The online version is gaining lot of popularity these days and it is easy to carry around too. It gives the users a free trial version followed by a paid subscription. The benefits include free and complete access to all types of crossword puzzles and five levels of Sudoku.

There is a rich archive that the players can access and it has all the puzzles that have been published in the last twenty years. The players can play the crossword alone or rope in their friends and make it fun and challenging. Playing these crosswords on a daily basis is like giving your brain a daily dose of exercise. You will also notice a vast change in your vocabulary and general knowledge as you dig deeper in the world of crossword puzzles.

The online game also gives the players an option of getting help when they are stuck halfway and unable to play further.
The Guardian cryptic crossword solutions are published from Monday to Saturday where Saturday is the Prize crossword.
The guardian cryptic crossword answers are published in the newspaper on the next day whereas on the same day in online puzzles. Guardian cryptic solutions are also analyzed by crossword experts in their blogs.

These cryptic crosswords have clues which are twisted and only if you crack the clue, can you reach to the word that fits in the black and white squares.

The other categories of crossword puzzles published by the guardian are Prize, Guardian Weekend, Genius, Speedy, EveryMan, The Guardian Quiptic crossword etc. All of these cater to the different needs of crossword players. Some are easy, beginner level and others are weekend special.

The Guardian Cryptic Crossword Setters:

The Guardian has a list of esteemed setters who have been the brains behind the puzzles for a very long time. They are mostly identified by a pseudonym and all of their names are mentioned in the website online.

There is also a detailed column that depicts the type of crossword puzzle that each setter specializes in. There are some setters like Anto who only produce cryptic crosswords and others like Arachne who produce all three types of crossword puzzles. The puzzles published under the name of Biggles were jointly produced by a group of four top setters.

 

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