Below you will find all the answers for the The Guardian - Cryptic Crossword Answers No 28,674 - Feb 7 2022.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Advantage gained by Dutch champion during preliminary race | HEADSTART |
| Axe stunted trees | SCRUB |
| Best alfresco function? | OUTDO |
| Bishop put on garment over part of nun's habit | BARB |
| Boozer drinking hooch finally fired | SHOT |
| Cambridge mathematician with right approach to resistance | WRANGLER |
| Catholic about to practise set of beliefs | CREDO |
| Clumsy model sat for Rembrandt's first great painting | OLDMASTER |
| Cowboy's money put on a jumper | BUCKAROO |
| Crook caught at end of Ramadan in Asian sultanate | CONMAN |
| Dealer charged outside church taken in by cops | MERCHANT |
| Deserve to operate as a dockside worker | STEVEDORE |
| Drink from California and Virginia | CAVA |
| EU slang involved in a Catholic prayer | ANGELUS |
| Extremely suggestive text sent to musicians | SEXTET |
| Fibre taken from new sails | SISAL |
| First-class seminar on one chapter | CLASSIC |
| Fish swallowing large lump of earth | CLOD |
| Head of sport leaving great magazine | COMIC |
| Head of urology given endlessly stretchy tool | UTENSIL |
| Hornby's construction system missing no place in Saudi Arabia | MECCA |
| Impresario slowly taking in capital | OSLO |
| Informers with partners impounding ship | NARKS |
| Maggot first in beef to turn | BOT |
| Millions leaving real snowmen to melt in US city | NEWORLEANS |
| Nudity abroad is out of order | UNTIDY |
| Old horse's kick | HACK |
| Riddles about Pluto absorbing artist | CHARADES |
| Scotsman and journalist together working initially in a part of Greece | MACEDONIA |
| Silver coin in tin belonging to someone from Barcelona? | CATALAN |
| Snigger about raised surface of biscuit | GINGERSNAP |
| Southern sailors going north catch first of piranha fish | SPRATS |
| Spanish poet coming from Mallorca | LORCA |
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