The Guardian Prize Crossword No. 25736 – Clues and Answers

This crossword No. 25736 clues and answers were published on Sat 08 Sep 2012 and the puzzle can be visited by following The Guardian Prize Crossword No. 25736 link.

All Across Clues and Answers:


1-acrossMosaic piece from Hardy’s novel period : TESSERA
5-acrossI work with 22 a long way before I go wrong, putting last first : FARRIER
9-acrossSeek food rejecting article as fake : FORGE
10-acrossWorshipped ere Advent came about : VENERATED
11-acrossLast words of Omar: the pessimist has half one : EMPTYGLASS
12-acrossJean’s tribe? : LEVI
14-acrossTool for 9 with operator in London : HAMMERSMITH
18-acrossA once new building block of sea air : OCEANBREEZE
21-acrossSee 24 : READ
22-acrossLucky products of 9 for 4 ft? : HORSESHOES
25-across9’s European air backed with less than total recall : FORGETFUL
26-acrossNumber in reverse like operator in 9 : BLACK
27-acrossWhere Arthur kept appointment with fate? : CAMELOT
28-acrossFlower ill-used within the jurisdiction of the war god : TUESDAY

All Down Clues and Answers:


1-down – Time of payment is sweet : TOFFEE
2-down – Predicament? Economise : SCRAPE
3-down – End of the ideal solution to the lot : EVERYTHING
4-down – Suburban villa’s contribution to 9 : ANVIL
5-down – Tries moving into sunny part of Brittany : FINISTERE
6-down – But not that unusual for roast beef? : RARE
7-down – Pinter’s work in self-disclosure is courageous : INTREPID
8-down – Warning of danger when Spooner was the Tory leader : REDLIGHT
13-down – Apparent demands — so be silent : OSTENSIBLE
15-down – Art of warm cooked peas : MARROWFAT
16-down – Golden Bough’s ending first has tree turned to ice — nearly awful! : HORRIFIC
17-down – Spell Shah Jahan’s city with many a starry figure : HEXAGRAM
19-down – Transatlantic city in Atlantic country : POLAND
20-down – Comic Arthur eating hard fruit from tree : ASHKEY
23-down – Cut covering page division : SPLIT
24-down – The Guardian is going to study the literate : WELL

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

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