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Mortar layer on concrete floor for smooth finish (6) crossword clue


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The Guardian Quick crossword of April 28th, 2009 other clues
That which a creditor must accept (5,6)
Dismantle (4,5)
River of eastern England (3)
Lizard noted for ability to climb smooth surfaces (5)
Unsurpassed (3-4)
End (6)
Large clippers (6)
Foolish (7)
European country (5)
Colour (3)
Resolute (9)
Extinct flying reptile — protect lady (anag) (11)
Moose (3)
Perplexed (2,1,4)
Sachet for infusion (3,3)
Relating to birth — former South African province (5)
Mexican dish (9)
Nervousness in front of audience (5,6)
Assume character of another — no spare time (anag) (11)
Seasoning (9)
Of a very pious Jewish sect (7)
Gun firing electrified barbs (5)
Some (3)

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