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- 1.Problems due to too many coaches etc dog almost half of XV
- 2.A yen that chap has to forego to become international
- 3.Touch, possibly? Otherwise it's five points
- 4.Mature and train for Rugby, for instance? That's traditional
- 5.One player's performance in colossal upset
- 6.He can ring the changes, as ten, in attack
- 7.Official when giving a send-off for sevens player
- 8.Leader of Wallabies that is most off target
- 9.Provocative statements from a nasty person, one in pack
- 10.Highly aggressive Kiwi activity, first of all?
- 11.Moving back, not forward
- 12.Like kicker that's injured in rugby match, say
- 13.Have score to settle between sides, so scowl
- 14.Today's big event in local publication
- 15.Score on way in passionate encounter
- 16.Thugs upset if surrounded by rugby supporters
- 17.Start of rugby in old English clubs I found in study — it's compelling
- 18.Restrained by locks selected for team
- 19.Instruction to players to start fighting
- 20.International held in appropriate stadium
- 21.South African starts for Boks, obviously enjoying rugby
- 22.One of two in fifteen for part of rugby match
- 23.Set off from school during particular time
- 24.Waterproof ark Noah docked for repair
- 25.One drawing level?
- 26.Can charge a large amount
- 27.Did bum shut up about duke?
- 28.Spoils photo with royals
- 29.Caddy's not put in iron or wood?
- 30.Name written in property agreements
- 31.And you mostly saw broadcast today
- 32.Well, could be one guy primarily with escort
- 33.What rider uses to navigate traffic obstructions
- 34.Runner's narrow winning margin
- 35.Island hotel concerned with getaway, according to reports
- 36.They advertise tracks cut by Queen
- 37.Not getting one's leg over a bicycle in motion
- 38.Swinger to make love with Romeo
- 39.Cutting cover of tree mostly over border
- 40.Beats from clubs; dance away on ecstasy tablets
- 41.Lack of clarity as court brought up sinister point
- 42.Decline to eat brown bread in Thailand
- 43.Miss flight
- 44.Watch has seconds and date
- 45.Stuff dog? Remains getting scattered
- 46.Tramp virtually guaranteed prize
- 47.Question on advanced books to one side
- 48.Two men going round for deliverer with address
- 49.One goes on hot-air balloon and glows, primarily
- 50.Duck on English river
- 51.Hungary and Austria engaged in awkward diplomacy — it offers hope of relaxation
- 52.Patrons beginning to collect stories about preservation body
- 53.Novelty in religious education provided by Catholic encyclopaedia
- 54.Religious leader occupying tower before a melodramatic performance
- 55.Dog knocked over front of hen house?
- 56.Regular contributors to main course, not starter and desserts
- 57.A woman keeping a note and cash, resisting all requests
- 58.Ridiculous situation reversed in second convention for high-level transport
- 59.Stop setback for majority of poll?
- 60.Variable quantity dropped from agreement — that's a surprise
- 61.Star, initially cross with role, rejected stage features
- 62.States answers to restrict explosion in crime
- 63.Extract of publication is edifying, with a charge
- 64.Glare? Good with glares, possibly keeping 1,000 subdued
- 65.Comment about one that's gone to get source of water after pepper with food
- 66.Language in poetry extract reduced success
- 67.Balloon first to block dead end
- 68.Crazy fish leaping up around right end of spar
- 69.Single-handedly capturing top criminal
- 70.What may parody some pinto mares (source of humour?)
- 71.Legislation on drink fails to work properly
- 72.A lot of pleasure supplied by peel of lemony fruit
- 73.Nationalist in routine wrangling — one has almost zero impact
- 74.Guidance system positioned vehicle in the wrong direction
- 75.County secure, on track
- 76.Furious English author with article for English
- 77.Old, imprisoned? One escapes, still able to achieve goal
- 78.Poet, not hurried, withdrawing article
- 79.Don't attach much importance to power — give up
- 80.Troublesome place with an effigy?
- 81.I need source of metal, Al? Wrong!
- 82.Expert awfully nice about financial gain? The opposite
- 83.Backward boy, not about to become a chemist
- 84.Most primitive aristocrat that is a good man?
- 85.Stone tool in hotel ground
- 86.An eleven dismissed, not half worried
- 87.College gym by end of term in financial difficulties?
- 88.Explanatory figure lacking a couple of letters together
- 89.Being put out, goad union's dinosaurs
- 90.Well off, hiding nothing and gawping with awe
- 91.Think much of Paul?
- 92.School group getting a toy package
- 93.Strangeness seen in a time where deceit is hidden
- 94.Clever move possible to get voucher?
- 95.Like a deficient cellist maybe, carrying on regardless
- 96.Versatile newspaper's feature — a relay race?
- 97.Making fun of it, as they would be!
- 98.Stops Shakespeare's Peter being heard?
- 99.Hospital executive is such a gossip
- 100.Excessively keen to start with, maiden maybe grabbed the reins
- 101.Woman very old to get married? It's not admitted
- 102.Rebels in 'shocking units' led by soldiers
- 103.Little bird — one finally given tag
- 104.Rubbish ex-PM, creating upset
- 105.Sheltered by Verdun's cathedral, free from harm
- 106.What's that you said about Foot's bulk?
- 107.Fit Latin insertion into two articles on Mark, when ending's scrapped
- 108.Netflix's banner?
- 109.Races possibly still getting heartless threats
- 110.Just heard Dicky's a total loss
- 111.Singer using broadcast primarily to contact one million heavenly beings
- 112.Lively male ejected from Blenheim outing
- 113.Made personal changes to MBE (nothing added) and departed
- 114.Pocket violin's chain is rather vulgar
- 115.Perhaps Frank has a large temper
- 116.Wrapped up presents finally and moved like Donald?
- 117.Made Wyoming houses a little damp
- 118.Offence to have trails winding on the left
- 119.Extremist possibly drawing back following united labour front
- 120.Sultan's food getting cool
- 121.Do something with current to produce muscle protein
- 122.Tool used on metal horse (spotted)
- 123.Abandonment bringing about Tories' end
- 124.Spoils historical period carriage
- 125.Found time to get flu badly — careless!
- 126.Fury exhibited by abusive he-men? Certainly
- 127.Aid to following what's said on TV about blue tit aboard ship?
- 128.New recruit about to go up inside arboreal breeding place
- 129.Ground (nr Saigon) masqueraded as a major venue
- 130.One providing the final act with thank-you party taking place in less than a full month
- 131.Asks about Vilnius's top low-alcohol drink
- 132.Native American beginning to load a basket
- 133.Juvenile boozer skinned her nose
- 134.Move bishop, gentle prompt to sacrifice knight
- 135.Initially abashed after tot's histrionics
- 136.Cobblers flash buttocks with glare
- 137.Third of examinees surprisingly pass April assessments
- 138.Star striker in conversation
- 139.Supervise model regularly snorting lines
- 140.Country lass pursuing senator with energy
- 141.Extremely poor male quietly stuffing birds
- 142.May well vomit, oddly tired at last of marrow
- 143.Take home sailors after first eyeing airmen
- 144.Mislays husband in grotto, almost a disaster
- 145.Close current books, meditative after loss of papa
- 146.Out of the way of hyenas, ideally
- 147.Waxed middle of torso to wear frock
- 148.Mend great rips in clothes
- 149.Supports uplifting relief work
- 150.Curse lamb and sheep, straying together
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.
- Play The Guardian Cryptic Crossword: www.theguardian.com/crosswords/series/cryptic
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