Below you will find all the answers for the The Guardian - Cryptic Crossword Answers No 28,581 - Oct 20 2021.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| A writer's turf | GRASS |
| Accordingly, returned flag as an object of worship | OSIRIS |
| Attraction of climber getting into lap dancing | APPEAL |
| Bounder showing angora creation — knockout all round | KANGAROO |
| Chapel presents old exotic detective with test | CHANTRY |
| College tour around yard | COURT |
| Division of school hard by river | HOUSE |
| Doing, as is ordered, what's expected from a GP | DIAGNOSIS |
| Figure old motor starter is installed in right-hand vehicle | RHOMBUS |
| Figures holding back in game | TENNIS |
| Guardian follows one into unlit derelict submarine | NAUTILUS |
| Heard 'Clear off!' in a broad brogue, say | SHOE |
| Husband has love competition, a poet | HORACE |
| Instrument George Michael and mate finally installed in apartment | FLAGEOLET |
| Long streamer displayed by group, role-playing | BANDEROL |
| MacLean's editorial houses purged | CLEANSED |
| Musical works in which Hamlet's friend's first to go burying gold | ORATORIOS |
| Old-time Royal Variety performer? | JESTER |
| Out of control city mess affecting an entire body | SYSTEMIC |
| Peers around rough entrances crossed by golfer | EARLS |
| Plant donor leg set by doctor, initially | GOLDENROD |
| Prone to an outburst against rough calico around neck opening | VOLCANIC |
| Shackle produced by Roman soldiers seizing rebel leader | LEGIRON |
| Sports event official's broadcast from another planet | MARTIAL |
| Stiffener, for instance, taken over time | STAY |
| Sublime member of singing group | SUPREME |
| Turnover, spectacular at first, is contained by Pacific island | SAMOSA |
| Two litres covered by one-time liquid softener | EMOLLIENT |
| Typical sort of characters, as in 'serfs', maybe | SANSSERIF |
| Virtuoso passage from A Study into Catholic South Africa | CADENZA |
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