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Strip of fabric worn round the neck (6) crossword clue


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The Guardian Quick crossword of April 29th, 2011 other clues
In reality it's more so! (2,3,3,5)
Rickety old vehicle (7)
Torn apart (5)
Wound by scratching and tearing (4)
Melt (8)
Those invited (6)
Declared (8)
Informal restaurant (4)
Tender (5)
Relating to the abdomen — ice cola (anag) (7)
1996 film based on a novel by Irvine Welsh (13)
Smoker's black deposit (3)
Orange — type of pottery (7)
Egg yellow (4)
Addictive drug (6)
Mediterranean plant of the buttercup family (8)
Block on which metal can be hammered (5)
16th US state (9)
Act in a silly way (4,5)
Orange — language (8)
African language (7)
Saucer under this? (6)
Orange — port (5)
Compass point (4)
Toothed wheel (3)

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