The Guardian Cryptic Crossword No. 29287 – Clues and Answers

This crossword No. 29287 clues and answers were published on Wed 24 Jan 2024 and the puzzle can be visited by following The Guardian Cryptic Crossword No. 29287 link.

All Across Clues and Answers:


1-acrossAustralia tried enthusiastically removing England’s openers – harsh! : AUSTERE
5-acrossPrison warden blowing his top – nothing new in section of wing : AILERON
9-acrossHusband’s trapped in bar, cut off : SHAVE
10-acrossTiger seen wandering – but certainly not here : SERENGETI
11-acrossNoble women tot up letters : COUNTESSES
12-acrossInfection for the oculist? Yes! : STYE
14-acrossMen retire and set out for Roman road : ERMINESTREET
18-acrossMission one: punctual BBC debate : QUESTIONTIME
21-acrossA river? Certainly not! But it is! : ARNO
22-acrossNot that tiny now : THISMINUTE
25-acrossPopular officer, mainly : INGENERAL
26-acrossLowdown on the team’s spirits : GENII
27-acrossIt affects sheep, as price is variable : SCRAPIE
28-acrossParts of a fugue – one finally started by Stravinsky and completed by Tippett : STRETTI

All Down Clues and Answers:


1-down – Area of France that’s almost too brill! : ALSACE
2-down – Law suit finally disposed of – for a figure : STATUE
3-down – German prince regularly rattled the voters : ELECTORATE
4-down – Stops blowing top and relaxes : EASES
5-down – Grammatical parity? Yes, of course! : AGREEMENT
6-down – Alternate alternately, before Easter : LENT
7-down – Right note, wrong information for physicist : ROENTGEN
8-down – Foremost crossword compiler, almost sweet : NOISETTE
13-down – T. Greig’s men ordered spice : STEMGINGER
15-down – Press hack in loco? : IRONHORSE
16-down – Pale blue Toyota model scratching parking sign : AQUARIUS
17-down – Adolescent showing support with flipping king’s daughter : TEENAGER
19-down – A small-holder in the fruit trade : PUNNET
20-down – Sign, for example, mounted on car : GEMINI
23-down – Fish shoulders, oddly! : SOLES
24-down – Cut up skittles : SNIP

This crossword has in total 30 where 14 are across and 16 are down.

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