Below you will find all the answers for the The Guardian - Cryptic Crossword Answers No 28,234 - Sep 9 2020.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| ... team's success revoking card 14 | SIDEWINDER |
| 1 + 500 + 500? Er ... I can do this! | ADDER |
| 19 fighting to capture Troy, enemy's capital | WATER |
| Article about solar storm, one failing to win award | ALSORAN |
| British company first gets soldiers Indian beer | COBRA |
| Broken down bus means travelling light | SUNBEAMS |
| Conductor and what he shook when much younger? | RATTLE |
| Crow loses tail and several feathers around neck | BOAS |
| Everyone in performance on wobbly set is most superficial | SHALLOWEST |
| Exploits solicitor's drink | MILKSTOUT |
| Fashionable position, for example | INSTANCE |
| Fudge: is it devoured by old social workers to give weight conditions? | OBESITIES |
| Harry Kane's got wind | SNAKE |
| Ignore economic regulations primarily to monopolise wheat | CORN |
| It's deep inside wallaby's sack | ABYSS |
| Know I study fifty puzzles — not following? | IDENTIFY |
| Main reason to get excited — Reagan's quit | SEA |
| Messi dribbles around 1, then 50, like a rocket | MISSILE |
| Most irritable conservative Jewish leader is in Paris | CRABBIEST |
| Movement before a fall? | RAINDANCE |
| One getting into expensive car to compete | RACER |
| Perhaps Palin's modern language | PYTHON |
| Plant 3 in Dublin | TREE |
| Program in Excel — to begin with it can ease the pain | CODEINE |
| Result of Sun hacking into telecom company | ENSUE |
| S-sailor upset to see these leaving ship | RATS |
| Start to reduce crush — please, fall back! | RELAPSE |
| Swear on screen | BLIND |
| Time flies? It might! | BIRD |
| Unhappy eating starter of nutritious grains | SAND |
| Violent prick going quiet to loud | FIERCE |
| Wine initially gives me intoxication and sight issues | ASTIGMIA |
| Woman has called regularly to announce ... | HERALD |
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