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Gold-coloured alloy used in ornamentation (6) crossword clue


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The Guardian Quick crossword of June 2nd, 2009 other clues
Soiled (6)
Style of dress (3-2)
Pampas cowboy (6)
Young foreigner doing light domestic duties in return for keep (2,4)
Red, white or rosé? (4)
Yellow flower (8)
Manipulate a constituency's boundaries for electoral gain (11)
Articulate (8)
Press (4)
Life-giving potion (6)
Parent — Egyptian corpse (5)
Unscrupulous moneylender (6)
Irritating — framework of bars (7)
Vague (7)
A or B, for example? (5,4)
Abrupt in manner — rough and low in pitch (5)
Nonsense (7)
Red and blue mix (6)
Testy (9)
Self-love (7)
Band's percussionist (7)
Frequent — usual (7)
Hymn of thanksgiving sung at matins (2,4)
Togetherness (5)

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