The Guardian Crossword June 23 2026 Answers
Tuesday puzzle · 60 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the The Guardian Crossword June 23 2026 answers. The Tuesday puzzle has 60 clues; every answer has been verified. Click any clue to see every answer it has ever had, across every publisher in our database.
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Grape ivy, busy Lizzie and mother-in-law’s tongue, eg (11)HOUSEPLANTS11Across1
Hank of yarn (5)SKEIN5Across1
Fifty minutes past the hour (5)TENTO5Across6
Bungling (5)INEPT5Across7
___ Premier (Welsh football league) (5)CYMRU5Across8
Term in use possibly with no end of churches for Christian, say (8)MUTINEER8Across8
Lays out, in the boxing ring (5)KAYOS5Across9
Appropriate to public ceremony (4-5)FULLDRESS9Across9
Duck in middle of canal looked for when sun is out (6)NOUGHT6Across9
Ricotta source (3)EWE3Across10
Colourful band from special city snubbed president (8)SPECTRUM8Across10
Dimwit put many off after scrubbing article (6)NUMPTY6Across11
Online troublemaker (5)TROLL5Across11
Supermarket among restaurants stricken in flood, maybe (7,8)NATURALDISASTER15Across12
Geometric art form of the 1920s and ‘30s (3,4)ARTDECO7Across13
Jostles with a joint (6)ELBOWS6Across14
Declare condition (5)STATE5Across15
Artistic assembly of glass, marble etc (6)MOSAIC6Across15
Amusements (not half) for one working in a suit (5)DIVER5Across16
Saxophonist Coleman or Golden Globe winner Sally (7)HAWKINS7Across18
Sprainable joint (5)ANKLE5Across20
Andorra terribly treated in an experimental way? (2,5,3,5)BYTRIALANDERROR15Across20
Meadow (3)LEA3Across21
Insurable activity held in extra velodrome (6)TRAVEL6Across21
Liable to launch lawsuits (9)LITIGIOUS9Across22
Circling resort, abandon speed (8)DISPATCH8Across23
People counter (6,5)CENSUSTAKER11Across24
One engaged in break, perhaps, gets to move with little energy (6)POTTER6Across25
Anglican bishop into sound tipple (8)SANCERRE8Across26
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Perform better than leader of party cutting expenditure (7)OUTPLAY7Down1
Lollipop leftover (5)STICK5Down1
Lake Turkana locale (5)KENYA5Down2
Cheap outlet with 70s music and a French name losing money (10)DISCOUNTER10Down2
Portrait or landscape, perhaps (3)OIL3Down2
Sport seen in Jarrow earlier (4)WEAR4Down3
Hostile force (5)ENEMY5Down3
‘If something might go wrong, it will’ (4,3)SODSLAW7Down3
Office network administrator (5)ITPRO5Down4
Dim bore concocted placatory statement (7)BROMIDE7Down4
From the late 1930s, perhaps (3-3)PREWAR6Down4
It’s a plus (5)ASSET5Down5
Performing individual with singular object of concern? (2,4,4)ONONESMIND10Down5
‘We’re excluded’ (5)NOTUS5Down5
Auckland’s Rainbow’s End or Queensland’s Dreamworld, eg (5,4)THEMEPARK9Down6
Revolutionary face encapsulating a US territory (4)GUAM4Down6
Not made to measure (3-3-5)OFFTHESHELF11Down7
Husband in trim overturned longing for Indian food (7)CHUTNEY7Down7
Oh! Receivers! (anag) – epic poetry (6,5)HEROICVERSE11Down8
Cut-off water in the floodplain (5,4)OXBOWLAKE9Down12
Paul S’s partner in Paris to go over unknown site with a collection? (3,7)ARTGALLERY10Down13
Tar was here at sea to locate marine bird (10)SHEARWATER10Down14
AI gloat (anag) – earache (7)OTALGIA7Down16
In the circs (2,2,2)ASITIS6Down17
Islander clearly disheartened facing start of public disorder (7)CYPRIOT7Down17
Duke defending a theologian, one given to temporary obsession? (7)FADDIST7Down18
Agrees with Italian and French priests (not English) (7)CONCURS7Down19
Shaky, Scilly or Western (5)ISLES5Down19
Sanction over Eton excluding outsiders (4)VETO4Down22
You can dig it (3)ORE3Down23
Decline feature in a kitchen (4)SINK4Down24
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This page lists every clue and answer from the The Guardian crossword published on Tuesday, June 23, 2026. Answers are checked against the completed grid before publishing. If a clue looks familiar, open it — the same wording often runs in other puzzles with a different answer, and the clue page shows every version we have on record.