The Guardian Cryptic Crossword No. 28071 – Clues and Answers

This crossword No. 28071 clues and answers were published on Tue 03 Mar 2020 and the puzzle can be visited by following The Guardian Cryptic Crossword No. 28071 link.

All Across Clues and Answers:


7-acrossBlame guy for disruption — pest! : MEALYBUG
9-acrossKeeping Iron Cross under cover : ROOFED
10-acrossPolicy reversal — what’s afoot? : FLIP
11-acrossIn yet another way, describing queen the greatest example of this? : INEQUALITY
12-acrossForce to cut back — cool : POLICE
14-acrossMaking good progress over puzzle finally — tend to be a far from lateral thinker : ONETRACK
15-acrossHenry going: ‘The price is different and this might prove it’ : RECEIPT
17-acrossAncient city, or a new one adopted by charity : ANTIOCH
20-acrossDetective Murphy talking — he’s in sole charge : DICTATOR
22-acrossCity have negligible backing? Not entirely! : GENEVA
23-acrossQuack, quack! Duck walks in at the start : HOMEOPATHS
24-acrossSee 14 : MIND
25-acrossDesire for union to accept current offer, see : LIBIDO
26-acrossShocks skinhead graffiti artists : STAGGERS

All Down Clues and Answers:


1-down – Finished digging? My congratulations! : WELLDONE
2-down – See 10 : FLOP
3-down – Over 50 in substantial English force : OBLIGE
4-down – Young lady’s cheating boyfriend finally kicked out : FRAULEIN
5-down – Old girl’s an unexpectedly key associate of 4 : DOLLARSIGN
6-down – Hello admits shocking treatment — celeb initially furious : HECTIC
8-down – Flipping sniffer dog slips lead but doesn’t give up : GOESON
13-down – Beset by trouble, one’s bordering on careless almost : INEXTREMIS
16-down – Our great leader shortly to reveal a dishonest scheme : PUTUPJOB
18-down – City which’s announced bid : COVENTRY
19-down – Bill claims Republican is irritating : GRATES
21-down – Setter rolling in money mostly keeps working — not being serious! : IRONIC
22-down – Shut up a second! B___ stopping? I hope he is : GASBAG
24-down – The last, not the first — great : MEGA

This crossword has in total 28 where 14 are across and 14 are down.

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