The Guardian Prize Crossword No. 27417 – Clues and Answers

This crossword No. 27417 clues and answers were published on Sat 27 Jan 2018 and the puzzle can be visited by following The Guardian Prize Crossword No. 27417 link.

All Across Clues and Answers:


8-acrossLeaning back, a boy exercises a part of the 10 : AMYGDALA
9-acrossPart of the 10 where heavyweight author files page : HIPPO
10-acrossCritical moment on coming to this floating toilet : HEAD
11-acrossSexes, perhaps, mate in Germany’s capital city : PALINDROME
12-acrossFirst of month welcomed by priests, old feast day : LAMMAS
14-acrossIntensively study part of the 10 for spiked plates : CRAMPONS
15-acrossConsider clamping journalist on a part of the 10 : MEDULLA
17-acrossPaul coming backwards, couple come together : EMBRACE
20-acrossPart of the 10 the norm, that is unlikely to be scalped : PARIETAL
22-acrossCake gone — and most of whiskey : PASTRY
23-acrossDrunk ignores pub, feeling better for it? : SOBERINGUP
24-acrossSee 20 : LOBE
25-acrossFoul eating starter of turkey, cover meat with fat : BASTE
26-acrossPart of the 10, like that cushioning a blow : THALAMUS

All Down Clues and Answers:


1-down – Current measure, degree up with furious exercising? : AMPERAGE
2-down – Curse once wrapped up in bandages : EGAD
3-down – See 9 : CAMPUS
4-down – Unsound notion, as a member reported? : FALLACY
5-down – In May, county transfixed by a spirit : PHANTASM
6-down – Extra bits in box, belt and buckle finally hauled up : SPAREPARTS
7-down – Beastly lot has little time to get a closer look : ZOOMIN
13-down – Apparently tough poser is never really understood, maybe initially impossible? : MRUNIVERSE
16-down – Rubbish is learnt going places? : LATRINES
18-down – Church concerned with familiar city in part of the 10 : CEREBRUM
19-down – Brilliance breaking through for Britain at war? : BLIGHTY
21-down – A private’s ending in the army, a simple form of life : AMOEBA
22-down – Wood in, heart out : POPLAR
24-down – Bread 10 : LOAF

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

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