The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Thursday, 19th September 2002

There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Thursday, 19th September 2002. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Bingo caller half-converted rustic home
AAcross 5:	Calculator used in French exam in Australia
AAcross 9:	Whittle about one final destination - or the other?
AAcross 10:	Adornment for turning deer into insect
AAcross 11:	Explanation in reverse is, say, dividing old flames
AAcross 12:	Take note in favour of a tasty mouthful
AAcross 14:	Old Swiss physician in rush to join Friends of America
AAcross 18:	Admiral's head over heels about seaman's holiday
AAcross 22:	Memorised Shakespearean books
AAcross 23:	Queen, for example, in "Voice of Mr Hyde", perhaps
AAcross 24:	Stimulating coterie almost stimulated
AAcross 25:	Arrangement for Delius to take retirement
AAcross 26:	Regular yen and noble yen
AAcross 27:	Ambitious, so competed in a projection
DDown 1:	Raised odds in the sea beast's misdemeanours
DDown 2:	Fish's lair where land is worked
DDown 3:	Boy medic coming in for a second time
DDown 4:	Amended site dating and established origins
DDown 6:	Cane wielder's instruction in hill town	BENDOVER
DDown 7:	Gourd keeping a party in the money
DDown 8:	Corrupt saint: a saint? Anything but!
DDown 13:	It's great to spoil French solvers, keeping distance
DDown 15:	Exercise out of season on tracks to the old instrument
DDown 16:	Firm of accountants about to look up drink manufacturers
DDown 17:	Sailors' greeting in ugly scene in Thomas's poem	FERNHILL
DDown 19:	Sign of stone in icecap
DDown 20:	Nasty end for Alexandre Dumas' ghastly woman
DDown 21:	Stretch of water going so fast