Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 14th 2019) clues of The Guardian Quick crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 26 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Essence (4)

Hot air — rich rote (anag) (8)

Annoyance (7)

Wanderer (5)

Instrument with stops (5)

Swelling on the big toe (6)

Relating to a country's representative abroad (13)

Electronic malfunction (6)

Object believed to have spiritual significance (5)

Dope (5)

Public school kid (7)

Person offering property to rent (8)

Friend (4)

Of the chest (8)

Nasal sound (5)

Survive precariously (4,2,1,6)

North Italian city (5)

Pasta pillows (7)

Ringlet (4)

Seventh planet from the sun (6)

Leniency (8)

Gold and silver bars (7)

Choice (6)

All added together (5)

Fabric weave with parallel diagonal lines (5)

Factory (4)

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Latest Clues

• Follow-up
• Get pleasure from
• Stared open-mouthed
• Flag book skipping over Isle of Man location
• Sporting equipment's debate
• Instance
• Self-indulgent act (3,4)
• Mark's long-running EastEnders character
• Make out
• Flirted desperately, finally having digits to ring
• Began to write in dictionary
• Attach something firmly
• People unsettling fringes of Dundee (Scottish football team)
• Insinuates
• Transversely
• Crib
• Financial statement
• Church, the Sistine ...
• Cognisant
• Immature creature runs through hot rocks
• Cored fruit, nutty, regularly picked in quantity
• Shift
• Liquid rubber
• Postmortem
• Valuable old item

Random Clues

• Amazed exclamations
• Guy pals, slangily
• Game involving on-screen drawing?
• Afternoon parties
• Bouncy?
• Tailor's concern
• Biker’s invitation
• Psychic radiance
• Fashionable London street
• Worshipped
• Telephoning round, perhaps
• Early software version
• Copycat's activity
• Glove material
• Parti-colored
• Asimov classic
• Recent USNA grad
• Business promotion
• Black-and-white ocean predator
• Cordial
• Walt Disney World theme park
• "Writable storage media, for short"
• "Dropping acid, say"
• For "odd", the usual clue, I interposed, is "strange"
• Twister