The Guardian – Cryptic Crossword Answers No 28,712 – Mar 23 2022s
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| 12 3 replaced? No replacement! | STEWARTCOPELAND |
| 12’s possible reason for high amount of power? | CHARLIE |
| 12, one cooking something spicy? | GINGER |
| Absurd 12 | RICH |
| Asian swallow flying west across India gradually disappears | TAIWANESE |
| Band ultimately entering part of joint? | TENDON |
| Because round leg not quite right, one’s attached to arm | SILENCER |
| Children’s author in study penning playful affair on troublemakers, primarily | CROMPTON |
| Diminutive figure briefly working, bit of an old timer | GNOMON |
| Fair, fair love in the Lord | PRETTYGOOD |
| First of contenders, or enemy beaten — formality | CEREMONY |
| First spent, extra cash for duty | ONUS |
| Gales etc back towards the front — wind! | WREATHE |
| Grant entertains retired minister in restaurant | CARVERY |
| I create works including very specialised stuff | ESOTERICA |
| Initially tight on artist, match kit | TROUSSEAU |
| Mixture of hot and cold on a chip | NACHO |
| OO12 | RINGO |
| Opponent originally chasing tie in lead — which has no real effect | PLACEBO |
| Palace guard Newcastle United centre half after eight unbelievable headers | EUNUCH |
| Partners after the Guardian’s money entering loan, if poorly represented in time? | FOURDIMENSIONAL |
| Picture finally framed by buddies on display behind 12 | KEITHMOON |
| Rule about 21 underwear | LINGERIE |
| See 17 across | WATTS |
| See 21 | BAKER |
| Stranger at back of band? | DRUMMER |
| Tunisian built on second peninsular peak | MOUNTSINAI |
| TV connector, zero switches, piece behind back of clock | LINKMAN |