Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (December 24th 2012) clues of The Guardian Quick crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 22 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

One bringing a lawsuit (9)

More pleasant (5)

Citizen army (7)

South Australia's capital (8)

Perfunctory kiss (4)

Hang loosely (6)

Celebrity (6)

Indian dress (4)

Opposite of digital (8)

Weave — interlace (7)

Narcotics (5)

Habit of being late (9)

Designed to be carried (8)

Fleet of ships (6)

Invalid — not binding (4)

Eventually (2,3,4,3)

One of the gifts of the Magi (12)

Glowing with heat (12)

Film script author (12)

Scottish or Irish singing or dancing parties (8)

Sternutation (6)

The South of France (4)

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• Constantly busy (2,3,2)
• Just small hint
• Digging tool
• Permit to
• Short chap who puts his finger up inside filthy place
• See, nearly see, no longer see?
• Wipe out
• Use frugally (3,3)
• From now on
• Diminish
• Family on father's side turned brown in time
• Show a little light on one side of ship?
• Difficulty meeting once a year, some paper claims
• Wane, ... out
• Extreme limit
• Tranquillises
• Map pressure lines
• Fruit
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• Take weapons from
• Fringed
• Gentlest
• Medieval weapon
• Upper-class person ( Informal )
• Be typical of

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• Feigned angry outbursts?
• Stadium
• 'Come on, help me out'
• Dragon's habitat
• Formerly missing insect shell (5)
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• "Stare at, in wonder"
• "Gone With the Wind" estate
• "Pangs, e.g."
• Guru
• Lyric verse
• Punch
• Boy
• Peru-born singer-actress who played Kori-Tica in 1954 adventure film Secret of the Incas
• Surrealism's Salvador ____
• Was victorious
• Canadian prairie tribe
• Common to an open room and a snob
• Skin woe
• Device many use in bed
• Experienced person (3,4)
• Arranges definitely.
• Struggle in Queer Street? This may give you some protection (9)
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• Tool that's a homophone of 9-Across