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  1. 1.English physicist — backward-looking character, one gathered
  2. 2.In bit of money I have to find motivation
  3. 3.British soldier newly decorated journalist ignored
  4. 4.Something hairy that bespeaks busy activity
  5. 5.Debasement of grown-up needs mate finally helping
  6. 6.A daring exploit, maybe
  7. 7.Bring back stock again
  8. 8.Tenants more trouble, we hear?
  9. 9.Go, say, with directors showing enthusiasm
  10. 10.Clamour created by ex-PM in speech
  11. 11.Youngster with male chromosome is not male!
  12. 12.Suffering from Covid, maybe, being flat
  13. 13.New deal underwritten by loveless Italian official
  14. 14.Spooner's awful solicitor is exhausted
  15. 15.Town shocked with foe moving around locality
  16. 16.Boat person travelling without purpose
  17. 17.Old music maker with objection against wine
  18. 18.Provoke some felicitations
  19. 19.Restrict socialist in rows
  20. 20.Extremely well-disguised bouncer, a single being hit
  21. 21.Knowing how to figure things out?
  22. 22.We American guys can miss out 'u' in this!
  23. 23.Report of a tree worker being suspended
  24. 24.Five narrow streets — they may have water flowing through them
  25. 25.People's ordeal — bishop intervenes
  26. 26.Perhaps key is put down
  27. 27.Material for the cast that comes from Paris
  28. 28.In seconds, eagerly devour such a feast
  29. 29.Notice not so much is really clean
  30. 30.Sheaves carried on board ship
  31. 31.Beg a young lad to change his suggestive attitude
  32. 32.Lewis's girl gets together some hair products
  33. 33.Notices a detective
  34. 34.Charge for short distances
  35. 35.Could Ginger achieve nothing on this instrument?
  36. 36.Complicated, going round one place three times
  37. 37.Loving offer
  38. 38.Hint from close friend
  39. 39.See Dad created a marquis
  40. 40.Where to get your pig clean? Nonsense
  41. 41.After a job
  42. 42.Perhaps deserting a sexual predator, female leaves
  43. 43.Lecture being finished, have a discussion
  44. 44.Well-behaved prisoner misses opening, being out of practice
  45. 45.Encourages to start fires
  46. 46.Information disseminated needs a good look, we're told
  47. 47.Almost all the law, they say, for demonic state
  48. 48.Pom perhaps has drink to follow
  49. 49.Ted appears so stupid
  50. 50.Note smiles spreading, achieving these marks of progress
  51. 51.A cricket ground is at a distance
  52. 52.Effervescent amphibian keeps slim
  53. 53.Try to acquire information for part of engine
  54. 54.Simple task overall commander finds hard
  55. 55.Slump over a long story
  56. 56.Informally, I agree you need a husband
  57. 57.Bird: do as might a happy harrier?
  58. 58.Weak drink I kept in mind, when heading off
  59. 59.Juicy thing, millions pilfered by billionaire rival of Bezos Jeff?
  60. 60.Disagreement when liaisons initially too hard?
  61. 61.Stuff in shortened pain
  62. 62.No consolation, promise of luxury at ice hotel?
  63. 63.With this, pound feeds a brave soul when toiling?
  64. 64.Fine passage from Messiah and so memorable
  65. 65.Johnson crooked, slightly lacking, a whimsical character behind bars?
  66. 66.Strategist getting to pin down artist in conversation?
  67. 67.Crown: one on a queen, I appreciate that is round
  68. 68.In the open, time's cut too,
  69. 69.Egg layer had nice waves
  70. 70.Cunning having stolen goods, not going straight
  71. 71.Funky, like an LP?
  72. 72.A British scam involving English teenagers, say
  73. 73.This chap's in bright cap
  74. 74.Item of furniture for a penny? Cot broken, inevitably
  75. 75.Chicken cut up with Scottish course
  76. 76.Explosive power of the consumer voiced?
  77. 77.Cold inside explosive that's warm for electronic device?
  78. 78.Disadvantage: storytelling talent, reportedly?
  79. 79.Lids in part of combustion engine neither opening nor closing — really?
  80. 80.Salt in plain shellfish
  81. 81.Where patient may be ahead
  82. 82.Bird in box filled with duck muck
  83. 83.Empty lemonade can designed as a weapon
  84. 84.Slim down parliament
  85. 85.Conservative listing dodgy deal is in the dailies
  86. 86.It might help with a break in Adriatic resort around November
  87. 87.Cooler suit for groups of lovers?
  88. 88.Given support, papa stops boy hurting daughter
  89. 89.Brief work by bard on American states
  90. 90.Rules of game are, we hear, maintained by writer
  91. 91.Car — I slip into it
  92. 92.Quixotic hero has spades, good at practical work
  93. 93.Also leaving Spain, making tracks
  94. 94.Jalopy's constant speed
  95. 95.KGB, say, saving Philby time, which is most revealing
  96. 96.Fun activity dressing nurses in tissue
  97. 97.Head salesman to criticise returns
  98. 98.Big news! Princess in Britain was forced to ingest ecstasy and cocaine?
  99. 99.Current record covers showing freshness
  100. 100.One single girl from Wales from the east
  101. 101.Keen on fixing tungsten objects on the fence
  102. 102.Manager rolling ciggy before official turns up
  103. 103.It might help you to see a French city
  104. 104.Saved extremely delicate wine cups, as it happens
  105. 105.Shows up in empty Epsom watering hole with right idiots
  106. 106.Awful porkies are told, dismiss­ing old reform agenda
  107. 107.Bathes with Arab, with a desire for a soak?
  108. 108.Transport group known for flying tours love dry and wet weather
  109. 109.Prow of sailing boat in outline
  110. 110.Force has trouble-maker held after dropping case
  111. 111.Speculator saving banks close to collapse
  112. 112.Age of American figure finally raised
  113. 113.Young scout holding the woman's angelic baby
  114. 114.Leader of the pack once prime minister links up with member of parliament
  115. 115.Fed sister with fruit following flood
  116. 116.Divine taste originally captured by tongue
  117. 117.Think about being complete after gender reassignment
  118. 118.To begin with Steve Wright's unfortunately miscuing big band jazz?
  119. 119.Scandinavian police unit discovered crime when looking the other way
  120. 120.Source, for example, rejected by Press Association reveals what can be seen at theguardian.com?
  121. 121.Built big, tough box
  122. 122.Money initially invested in pole dancing put to unknown use
  123. 123.I mess about at sea — getting dry?
  124. 124.Fury over silver piercing
  125. 125.What you might be doing shortly after dropping off party spirit
  126. 126.Wanting a sea shell — blowing top to get tune
  127. 127.One's told sad story after all banks withdraw safety feature
  128. 128.Justifies sending back porridge after half of breakfast, for example
  129. 129.Retire and - never mind university - somehow opens pharmacy
  130. 130.On vacation rolled joint inside - getting annoyed
  131. 131.Brussels, say, putting money into small arts organisation - quite the opposite
  132. 132.Mark Wahlberg's focus returns on film - ultimately melting hearts
  133. 133.Outstanding old group
  134. 134.A lack of time behind player's call?
  135. 135.Women joining cast got gift on radio play
  136. 136.Pandemonium as married, eminent conductor's hugging student at the opening
  137. 137.Extremely vocal about international group getting caustic criticism
  138. 138.Appropriate for everyone to visit seaside town in retirement
  139. 139.Some depart nervously for get together
  140. 140.Power of small child in audition
  141. 141.This lot managed 18 around Hoylake on vacation
  142. 142.Management of Real Betis is most unfocused
  143. 143.A peripheral role in return game
  144. 144.Scrap pile somewhere in London
  145. 145.Topless experience in bar is heavily criticised
  146. 146.Setter's construction is most succinct
  147. 147.Nerve of pilot changing direction
  148. 148.Teachers' paperback collection
  149. 149.Bet24 sponsors
  150. 150.Dozens of mischievous creatures chasing short couple

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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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