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The Guardian - Crossword Answers | 2022 03 29
The Guardian
Clue
Answer
CLOSE AT HAND
NEARBY
TRY TO SEDUCE
TEMPT
Statement added to or revising a proposal
AMENDMENT
Very — large — epic (informal)
MEGA
Want what someone else has
COVET
___ Wintour, editor-in-chief of Vogue since 1988
ANNA
... ?
WORDLESS
After temperature rises, bear becomes badger
HARRY
Around capitals for students learning lots (and field trips)
FALLS
Attractive motor, no boot, silver interior: £1,000
ENGAGING
Car made in four dimensions, reportedly
FORD
County furniture
BEDS
Court jester?
BAILEY
God to regularly hoover vehicle after parking
PHOEBUS
Inside, check new oil colour
VIOLET
Key notes? That's musical
ANNIE
King, say, eating good eggs up
GEORGE
Perhaps 11p fur?
POTTER
Racing driver, rock singer and holy man drink sparkling water
STEWART
Ring inventor
BELL
Setter's embracing a royal queen
MARY
Son attempts to steal 500 Australian trousers
STRIDES
State dollars get old rope
LASSO
Stories of elite soldiers capturing a German leader
SAGAS
Tin provided strong smell
SNIFF
SHINY DECORATIVE DISC
SEQUIN
Severe skin abscess — clean curb (anag)
CARBUNCLE
PRODUCE SHOOTS
SPROUT
PLACE FOR BEES
APIARY
Official (or organisation) responsible for supervision of a particular activity
REGULATOR
Young people today go to Magaluf at last
YOOF
Indifference — sputum
PHLEGM
FRIENDLY
WARM
Flockless shepherdess?
BOPEEP
DISTRESS
SADDEN
DIESEL FUEL
DERV
Careful footwork?
CHIROPODY
CALLS OUT
CRIES
Belittle — Degas pair (anag)
DISPARAGE
SUPPORTS
LEGS
USE
EMPLOY
USUAL PRACTICE
NORM
SHOWING SIGNS OF USE
WORN
Perhaps 2000 or 2020 players struggle to control Real's midfield
LEAPYEARS
Managed to uncover Sinatra?
RAN
Kraken eats men! So scary, right?
SEAMONSTER
Guardian article by setter
ANGEL
Earl employed to cover up one showing signs of old age?
GREYHAIRED
Connolly, try a bit of toast and butter
BILLYGOAT
Starting point for darts players
OCHE
It helps drivers to avoid accidents
ROADSENSE