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  1. 1.The one that ended in disaster was the first to leave the band
  2. 2.Spoil line inserted in software program
  3. 3.Commodity box not popular with central Greece
  4. 4.Land matter disheartened revolutionary
  5. 5.Small pasty-faced bulb developer
  6. 6.It provocatively reveals band drinks last of moonshine
  7. 7.Type of music sung in French or Albanian
  8. 8.It brings relief to a minor reptile that's swallowed abandoned wiper
  9. 9.Large liquid expanse of hydrogen discharged from small African tree
  10. 10.Presented a rear view across a river that's cut off
  11. 11.Fan of Slough confined by a physician!
  12. 12.New one, perhaps, needs backing of the others
  13. 13.Don't start deliberately to sink a marine creature!
  14. 14.Police finally after father who released a bull
  15. 15.Action on the pitch made public swoon
  16. 16.Records go into wall hanging
  17. 17.Tries to take first of tricks in card game
  18. 18.Resent, say, king caught in move
  19. 19.Refrain from warning attempt
  20. 20.Instinctive bite into snappy urchin
  21. 21.First-class communist exposed
  22. 22.Practised covering vehicle in vermilion?
  23. 23.Worker left during lament in a stylish manner
  24. 24.Run away from end of the earth, returning with energy
  25. 25.Summary treatment of summery clothing with split around top of hem
  26. 26.State of India, with support for facial hair
  27. 27.Beats lentils, perhaps over a tabletop
  28. 28.More than one star's sober
  29. 29.Moves forward without PR monsters
  30. 30.Slid down to swamp on rearing horse, encountering disaster initially
  31. 31.Attendant and artist in exciting book
  32. 32.Reportedly origin for dressing
  33. 33.Record one way traitor enters area
  34. 34.Absolve former partner before single judge
  35. 35.Somewhere else to hold dance
  36. 36.Second present is type of shower
  37. 37.Sensitive, like a tightrope walker?
  38. 38.Co-workers like endlessly convivial time with reps regularly
  39. 39.Promotes distributing sedatives across river
  40. 40.Approaches part of hospital, upset by tin organ
  41. 41.Modest, when caught out in a rush
  42. 42.A long time in storage space
  43. 43.Obstruct new agricultural building
  44. 44.Forget it is either Edward or Kelly being a rat-catcher?
  45. 45.Sad Parisian you dressed in bit of lady's underwear
  46. 46.Tense nurse speaks about damn silly instructions for man taking tablets
  47. 47.Is in possession of one drug or another
  48. 48.Running a web browser, search­ing for wild animals
  49. 49.Drink some beer, eating egg hard-boiled, perhaps
  50. 50.African animal almost weed on Imogen's jacket
  51. 51.Didn't stand by younger man who's a bit of an animal
  52. 52.Fit female wearing a wonderful flip-flop in America
  53. 53.First-class pilot receiving officer promotion and praise
  54. 54.I try welcoming bishop in a West African language
  55. 55.Fancying that man wearing felt hose out dogging
  56. 56.Manufacturer of pop, like one Jack drinks
  57. 57.One bringing up issue that's arisen with mud wrestling
  58. 58.Hard time accepted by criminal up in nick
  59. 59.Word spoken by Caesar before child's game
  60. 60.Cross thoroughfare with nothing covering area inside it
  61. 61.Something penned by William Blake?
  62. 62.500 homes tidy up mess, say
  63. 63.Poets, we hear, making clangers?
  64. 64.Fail removing odd bits of sacred drinking vessel
  65. 65.Sports team with jerk in a danger to cricket?
  66. 66.Special note probing govern­ment's dishonesty and plots
  67. 67.Problem for wizard, this being the case at times
  68. 68.Crazy chap, is it? Character resembling a football nut
  69. 69.Ancient writer understood Guardian readers
  70. 70.You heard blow is consumed by teetotallers in American capital
  71. 71.Old G-man with a stutter is taken out
  72. 72.Make black tea
  73. 73.Amused expression inspired by 25
  74. 74.Monarch, politician and British parliament in sport
  75. 75.Intense feeling I don't know in suppressing love
  76. 76.Last of all, Ivan the Terrible born
  77. 77.Brilliant (as a scandalous headline?)
  78. 78.Something sugary on dish, honey
  79. 79.Band blew their own trumpets?
  80. 80.Sensible characters, we hear?
  81. 81.Crack, where stuff in fluid bleeds
  82. 82.Tools locked in alongside spring, stopping mechanism
  83. 83.Chicken dripping
  84. 84.Sexual practice with an after-dark visitor
  85. 85.Board showing pasty as lacking in taste
  86. 86.Opera something painful and irritating, amateur collection for the average Joe?
  87. 87.Tool grasped under peg in wheel
  88. 88.Person bagging degree, Cambridge's ultimate blue
  89. 89.Punches ain't less brutal
  90. 90.Approach argument
  91. 91.Braggart again has come dancing
  92. 92.Criminal within touch?
  93. 93.Basket in sport for discussion online
  94. 94.Piece of floss is a long fibre
  95. 95.Quite so in a German church
  96. 96.Elastic we gather, medium floury foodstuff
  97. 97.Mother throttles fighter in our class
  98. 98.River shut up in year before opening of Nile
  99. 99.Date encapsulating cold charm
  100. 100.Crew, ultimate of those names at sea
  101. 101.Literary heart beats finally in resonating sound
  102. 102.Area of interest to film
  103. 103.Reveal sordid business was not quite truthful — unhygienic bun riddled with penicillin
  104. 104.Just communicate with phone daughter left out
  105. 105.Positive American's sincerity is not all there
  106. 106.Discovered county cricketers essentially getting call up
  107. 107.Typically too old to tour North America
  108. 108.Do I win at chess without it?
  109. 109.Fringe stopped Edinburgh's last shed being repaired
  110. 110.Summon soldier for parade
  111. 111.Asian country making 6p with European honey, for example
  112. 112.Shape Mobius put forward
  113. 113.Times when naturism retreat rejected trousers
  114. 114.Children dispute result
  115. 115.Cheap innings with Bradman bagging wicket
  116. 116.I get dizzy a lot with tinnitus, it's established
  117. 117.Accepting gallons after returning every year for French wine
  118. 118.Drove Mustang, say, when Ford finally replaced Sierra
  119. 119.Disgusting young man transfixed by internet, initially looking up naked women
  120. 120.Redeem against silver found in auction
  121. 121.It's harsh when cool clubs allow people inside
  122. 122.Touch a bikini?
  123. 123.Might relish the style of some businesswomen
  124. 124.Flat cap unwrapped — type of paper tricky at first for companion
  125. 125.Pop Art — with the Radio Times withdrawing complaint
  126. 126.Assumed student plugged in problem-solving software?
  127. 127.Perhaps saps complete military training
  128. 128.Mother's working as a builder
  129. 129.Capital of Kentucky's entering as well
  130. 130.Father is with child? It's really exciting
  131. 131.Artist employed by Olympic Association
  132. 132.Nato uses it as a contribution to vital phase
  133. 133.Compete with purpose for position
  134. 134.Tiny resilient creature is slow sort, they say
  135. 135.Subdued when there aren't many exciting openings
  136. 136.It's made two composers get drunk in the East End
  137. 137.Joining service again when lenient terms revised
  138. 138.Put flags on quiet little street
  139. 139.Cruelly treated aide blurts out . . .
  140. 140.. . . 'give over jerk' and becomes fitful
  141. 141.Setter's intention to return to city once associated with vice
  142. 142.One favouring state involvement went first
  143. 143.Strong bet, having inside information
  144. 144.Extremely fine admiral totally generates strong allegiance
  145. 145.In central Crimea, expat's sortie creates supply
  146. 146.Devastating outbreak involving strange pains and bizarre flush
  147. 147.At no time does doubling it provide extended payment terms
  148. 148.Dumpy one's in trouble for creating new identity
  149. 149.Criminal head of international ring
  150. 150.Go quietly when adding 9 to launch area

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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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