Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (November 5th 2007) 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.

Dyslexia (4,9)

Calf meat (4)

Metallic element (8)

From Asuncion, perhaps (10)

Worker assembling machinery - more healthy (6)

Imitation of a donkey's sound (6)

Presenter asking the questions (10)

Abstaining from sex (8)

Hammered individual (4)

Extreme party members (7,6)

Of recitative and arias (8)

Greek letter (5)

Hairstyle fixer (7)

On edge (5)

Candidate (7)

Garden pest (4)

Betting (8)

Mexican drink (7)

Male reflexive word (7)

Native of Baghdad, perhaps (5)

Mount where Moses received God's law (5)

Admirer (4)

Search Clues

Latest Clues

• Silence
• Disorderly place
• Security protecting Harris finally leaves
• Nevertheless
• Hard waxy fat
• Affirmative answer
• Letter-writing friend
• Manuel taking a beating, saving male body parts
• Donations
• Appear withdrawn digesting tense encounters
• Arduous journey in shelled Syrian city after school
• Japanese monetary unit
• Poured water over blooming angry diners earlier
• Unwanted plant
• Long event
• Annual tidy-up (6-5)
• Duck hawk sex observed periodically by postdoc?
• Hamburgers? Hunger management only partially succeeded
• Locomotive (5-6)
• Thick skin of one published for the first time?
• Causing a stink, increase volume at start of celebration?
• Seamstress
• Flamenco percussion instrument
• Glare
• Control for Hearts against Arsenal, vulnerable on the wings

Random Clues

• Punk-rock subgenre
• Respect
• Pinch-hitter
• Future ham's home
• Drink with dim sum
• Pub quaffs
• Casserole
• Terpsichore/her sisters
• Like some amounts on monthly bills
• It may be put on after a shower
• ABC rival
• Building area
• Oro y __: Montana's motto
• disconnected, in a way
• Cone source
• Highway measure
• Word before circle or tube
• Jibs
• Vehicles considered as out
• At Oxford, the Thames is doubled
• Ray-gun sound
• Well-regarded
• One crying "Yer out!"
• Travel by bike
• Annika Sorenstam, for one