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Object of apprehension (7) crossword clue


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The Guardian Quick crossword of July 6th, 2011 other clues
Having much free time (8)
Person or institution held to be above criticism (6,3)
Cure (anag) — unbleached linen (4)
More competent — gambler (6)
Comeback — laboratory vessel (6)
Neutral tone lacking colour (4)
Wedlock (8)
Rules governing socially acceptable behaviour (9)
Payable (3)
React to provocation as intended (4,2,3,4)
Hillock (5)
Light exercises for gracefulness, fitness and strength (13)
Hidden (8)
Outdo (6)
Pay attention to (4)
Extensive reference work (13)
Waste from wood processing (7)
Find and bring back (8)
Spit at (anag) (4,2)
Cause (oneself) to make a strenuous effort (5)
Only — fair (4)
Pass the time aimlessly (4,4,5)
Anoint (3)

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