Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 12th 2022) clues of The Guardian Quick crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 24 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Those who hate foreigners (10)

One in favour of the UK trying to go it alone (8)

Very small freshwater fish (6)

Golden-brown horse (8)

Jolly good show! (6)

Rod and line user (6)

Red booths — 10 (anag) (5,5)

Tinned meat (4)

Path of a projectile subject to gravity (8)

Tiny songbird with a large high-pitched range (4)

Improvised musical performance (3,7)

Daze (4)

Work and vocation of the priesthood (8)

Mist coming in off the sea (4)

Upright post as part of a frame — do arm job (anag) (8)

With official authorisation (8)

Robe worn by choristers during services (8)

Forward surge (6)

Plunge (4)

Gibberish (5-5)

Skating jump (4)

Siberian city (4)

Fine cord of twisted fibres (4)

Supporter of a cause (8)

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