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  1. 1.Muscle builder, cuddly giant no more by the sound of it?
  2. 2.Linear shot powered gun
  3. 3.Partners occupying different beds, pillocks
  4. 4.Escoffier's porridge announced?
  5. 5.Pastry base for Spooner's tinned meat
  6. 6.Type of cake that's a hit
  7. 7.Showed cop's note in pastry case by journalist
  8. 8.Pastry for tea, you say made with cunning, missing topping
  9. 9.Pastry made from shortcrust mix: seconds wasted forgetting time and temperature
  10. 10.Flaky pastry is displaying lack of density
  11. 11.Boatman returns with kilo of rock cake
  12. 12.Second rock cake is liable to produce vomit
  13. 13.Popular small porker with head removed close say to wings?
  14. 14.Messages ending bygone custom via papyri: small progress?
  15. 15.Steal quietly forward to get cake
  16. 16.Track and field where his cattle wander
  17. 17.Boatman taken in by very much unknown type of cake
  18. 18.Six against one, humbled ultimately by head's clarity
  19. 19.Somewhat like Judo master's pastry?
  20. 20.Unboxed item - import sale material
  21. 21.He mapped the source of the Orinoco after raising one of London's hospitals
  22. 22.Under canvas, reportedly getting saturated?
  23. 23.They're forbidden to eat bun's filling in American cakes
  24. 24.Questioning limits of action: awful, yet ironic
  25. 25.Chai free to be served regularly here
  26. 26.The ends of a journey and not getting sickness: that's unusual
  27. 27.Let off steam, in consequence rejecting leader
  28. 28.Beginning to confess eating pastry
  29. 29.Good pastry (shortcrust) leads to intense cramps of the stomach
  30. 30.Blended mince pie with rum
  31. 31.Pastry with problematic calories? Not so!
  32. 32.Voracious eater of filo custard slice
  33. 33.Service perhaps not available after broadcast decried NHS
  34. 34.See National Guard provide weapons to far-reaching power
  35. 35.Lamb, say, understood encounter as stated
  36. 36.In darts, regularly inspired by drinks, we raise game
  37. 37.Died in helping in Canadian sea hazard?
  38. 38.Pollard closely packed trees to expose borders
  39. 39.Son skipping exclusive exam concerning public choices
  40. 40.US commando having left instead of 2nd Engineers in recognition of fighting?
  41. 41.Second prominent feature of Stalin maybe in store
  42. 42.Mostly remain with chatty bird, showing capacity for endurance
  43. 43.Blunt bishop leaves with direct old abbot
  44. 44.Put favourable slant on two levels about unknown philosopher
  45. 45.Frolics in punts reported
  46. 46.Indiana and North Carolina constrained by deepened new autonomy
  47. 47.An EU administrative centre hanged a criminal
  48. 48.Forms glossy surface on handle coated with odd bits of silver backing
  49. 49.Master cutting extravagantly encased gold inlay on steel
  50. 50.Spies chest buried by Poles
  51. 51.Retreat from all but frightful temperature
  52. 52.Poorer girl turned up in elevated check
  53. 53.Stuns fat South African mountain idiot eating tons
  54. 54.Book chalet, otherwise hotel, given turbulent times
  55. 55.Cut off in middle of Fleet Street having called journalist
  56. 56.Excuse no one - bar should be raised
  57. 57.Foul goalkeeper? More or less
  58. 58.The same hospital admits musician
  59. 59.Plant workers going north stuck in possible suitable route?
  60. 60.Saw advantage after removing lead weight, ultimately
  61. 61.Hunger when in range of where food is made
  62. 62.Southern corporation holds party in this private space
  63. 63.Issue moderate instructions
  64. 64.Overcharge individual involved in special free port
  65. 65.One considering work produced by Schrodinger in part
  66. 66.Stately home lacking top class china
  67. 67.Duke with private theory about time they arrive to eat ...
  68. 68.... Charlie's mint stew, given a culinary award
  69. 69.Cut times in hospital department
  70. 70.Simple end to storyline that's somewhat hackneyed
  71. 71.Family perhaps talked about method of disposal
  72. 72.Old country lover missing uproar, living abroad
  73. 73.Daily for Conservative who's not so thick
  74. 74.Tough on backside for traveller
  75. 75.King leads a charge to create defensive system
  76. 76.Watch over bishop making deal
  77. 77.Looked for a free ride as difficulty increased
  78. 78.Call briefly for Ulster fix that works either way
  79. 79.Military order bad food to be given to sick mares
  80. 80.Collar that has to be filed?
  81. 81.Offence caused by very French attempt at seduction
  82. 82.Puritan it's said is featured in film
  83. 83.Blues Dylan composed depicting activity of dealer
  84. 84.Wasted hour being one close to someone
  85. 85.Principle covering politician, one having fellow feeling
  86. 86.Programme announcing cast away over Christmas
  87. 87.More extravagant type of tourist transport
  88. 88.Strange to hold medical procedure where waste emerges
  89. 89.Stop over is where you arrive eventually
  90. 90.Cut up hake woman gutted
  91. 91.Heat of conflict, a short month
  92. 92.One highly strung in horrid pub, we may hear
  93. 93.Working on self-confidence finally failing, a sickener
  94. 94.Exits, to this great place?
  95. 95.Produce baby animal
  96. 96.Fantastic maid gets share of appreciation
  97. 97.Keeping going forward in London, for example
  98. 98.Said the word 'Marked
  99. 99.Kitchen appliance from Coventry
  100. 100.Rather messy mat - whose?
  101. 101.An old truth about Mike's flat
  102. 102.Shaken tinsel thus inaudible
  103. 103.One pinning name tag on animal?
  104. 104.A jam, when tennis player keeps bouncing the ball
  105. 105.Laurel's recited a few lines of verse
  106. 106.From long ago, famous ostrich I slaughtered
  107. 107.Everything extremely audible? Not quite
  108. 108.Stupid and awkward, like Pinocchio
  109. 109.One can be intolerant, if one is so minded!
  110. 110.Give information about one pet in cooperative
  111. 111.Getting in contact may be concerning
  112. 112.Comprehensive, even if approximate
  113. 113.Soldiers need time picking up the scent
  114. 114.Punter sticking to soft drinks, with alcohol all about
  115. 115.It may point to hostile rivalry
  116. 116.Create apprehension, having to remove blossom
  117. 117.IT professional?
  118. 118.Fish that's been smoked
  119. 119.Worried Rishi's first PM with Department for Sleaze? At last!
  120. 120.Snake's horrible - Ruby recoils
  121. 121.Churchmen finally used Circle Line
  122. 122.Amazed darn American rejected business
  123. 123.Deflect praise working on this quality
  124. 124.Lawyer's one question to flower girl - drinks?
  125. 125.Skinhead's determination to drink copiously
  126. 126.Unlikely a rich crossword setter's included - that's fantasy
  127. 127.Against opening course originally? Only a bit
  128. 128.Stay over with dirty lecturer
  129. 129.Intrepid Duke lacking army, you claimed?
  130. 130.Sailor found outside is ignored
  131. 131.Outgoing types required to co-operate with this
  132. 132.Out in front - went first
  133. 133.Children cycling make dangerous movement on road
  134. 134.Players and politician known for 18, not 16? Reset possibly
  135. 135.Saving money, make a meal
  136. 136.Get a turn in carriage
  137. 137.He hammered Spike not going the distance
  138. 138.Manspreads when travelling (and more than once)
  139. 139.Charity of sorts protecting jobs
  140. 140.Damnably difficult at first - landlady gutted by what might be said in court
  141. 141.I see unfinished one's been accepted - they're very silly
  142. 142.One is waiting with Madame in the same place
  143. 143.Dirty dog's into special lady - no boy!
  144. 144.Talking plant? Give over!
  145. 145.Close call with nothing to lose
  146. 146.Stop key piercing skin
  147. 147.One of those on the board in 'otel on street
  148. 148.Temple say, where church dignitary originally involved in criminal trials
  149. 149.Where heaps could be made flabby?
  150. 150.Turn up for yoga class, did you say? Boo and hiss!

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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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