The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Friday, 23rd February 2001

There are 15 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Friday, 23rd February 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Good lord, that's Agatha taking a turn on the ski slope
AAcross 5:	Society at best is hilarious
AAcross 9:	Keeping up? You can by going round
AAcross 10:	Blues numbers, perhaps
AAcross 12:	Do some of your best in goal
AAcross 13:	River rodent in simple story
AAcross 14:	Financial agreement to let prize-winner's money include half a dance
AAcross 18:	Captivate Sir Peter in the foyer
AAcross 21:	Artisan's counter-occupation with the judge's seat
AAcross 21:	Artisan's counter-occupation with the judge's seat
AAcross 23:	A girl almost ordinary
AAcross 24:	Prohibition after the ancient Greek
AAcross 25:	A striped comic moseyed along
AAcross 26:	A look-alike, sometimes dead
AAcross 27:	Brainy brother tucking into a healthy breakfast
DDown 1:	Play it again in snub for Picasso, say
DDown 2:	Fleece that is very new
DDown 3:	A Nash girl depicted making imaginary pass
DDown 4:	Peruvian stock too hot to handle
DDown 6:	A cockney's mate in the country
DDown 7:	Exotic, in the improved state
DDown 8:	Some hot stuff said to have assembled
DDown 11:	Hack, after a swig of beer, gets a punch
DDown 15:	Caught the beast in drug plant
DDown 16:	Not potable, but are wet as can be
DDown 17:	Ship's doctor takes time to fish
DDown 19:	It removes, if soldiers are around
DDown 20:	Pass up the French composer
DDown 22:	Beat interrupting live rap