Below you will find all the answers for the The Guardian - Cryptic Crossword Answers No 28,604 - Nov 16 2021.
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Clues | Answers |
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About to tuck into brownish-red biscuit | MACAROON |
Abroad, a thousand separately enter coast, a part of peninsula | SOUTHKOREA |
All our letters after B: A goes, for a start | POSTBAG |
All the Spanish make commotions | TODOS |
Cunning creature tucks head down a minute: it brings relief | OXFAM |
Female, inwardly modest, showing a bit of leg | FEMUR |
Gall as old Greek character almost drowned in beer | OAKAPPLE |
Go just over five days? | WEE |
Green shade clothing brothers | MOSS |
I rouse fools with cunning, no joking | SERIOUSLY |
In affection, bind daughter in embrace, finally close | ENDEAR |
International computer system's not hard, in my opinion | TENET |
Interrupting wind energy for resident temporarily | GUEST |
It was used for building the holy city? Wrong | MECCANO |
Mac to use moisturiser | OILSKIN |
Miscellaneous stuff ends with these | ODDS |
Miss a film that wins Oscar | AVOID |
National leader veers off racecourse | SCOT |
New moon was spotted eventually by outdoor worker | WOODSMAN |
Origin of privileged performer | SEED |
People carrier's small opening to reverse in a narrow street | AEROPLANE |
Period of which the present day is near the end | DECEMBER |
Remarkable Belgians performing, not live | SIGNAL |
See the end of Harry Potter prepared for printing plate | STEREOTYPE |
Some potato? A lot ordered with a snack in the tube | CHIPOLATA |
Spooner and Imogen agree where Doll Tearsheet worked | BOARSHEAD |
Swimmer to show off briefly | SWAN |
Theatre is nothing to heartless devil | ODEON |
They may subsidise part of service, but only with one rupee | PAYERS |
Vehicle engine cover half made of such steel? | CARBON |
Whiskey wanted back that is in inaccessible place | EYRIE |
Woman's rotten idea scaled down | ENID |
Writing on page about excuse | PRETEXT |
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