Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 21st 2002) 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.

Not so fast! - radio show (4,1,6)

Without effect (2,2,5)

Priest's vestment (3)

Long narrow inlet (5)

Descent (7)

More illustrious (6)

Expert (6)

Water-excluding case (7)

Bout of overindulgence in food or drink (5)

Important historical period (3)

Irregular (9)

Loud, empty-headed, upper-class fellow (6,5)

Ashes container (3)

Senseless talk (7)

Spotty - paltry (6)

The first synthetic fibre (5)

Open-air restaurant for afternoon use (3,6)

Formal and unnatural (5,6)

Truancy (11)

Musical accompaniment (9)

It''s given or taken in offence (7)

Very wicked (6)

Indoor step (5)

Possessed by us (3)

Search Clues

Latest Clues

• Contemptuous cry
• Fresh out of clothing may I ask for new coat?
• Absorb (food)
• Shoe part
• Cheese skin
• Pan
• Pleasure cruiser
• Shy type treating fellow winner like Mike Teavee?
• King with deer in sight shows years of education
• Sidekick
• Pass food on its way to being frozen?
• Somewhere to stay during November
• Nun cared about English patient suffering
• Backpacks
• Exploit
• Fifth month
• See note
• Restore to office
• Man upset with deity destroying stuff
• Cat's sound
• Japanese martial artist
• Published storyteller
• Horse-breeding farm
• Pure in faith, that woman bears heavy blows
• Tasteful

Random Clues

• Silly
• Veteran (3,4)
• Consumed
• One's oversight may make the front page (6)
• Electrical pioneer
• 1919 Triple Crown winner
• Worked as a secret agent
• Award for Best Novel won three times by Dick Francis
• Enable
• Universal device?
• Wash away
• D.C. United org.
• Radiate
• Part of each of the four theme answers
• Commodious
• Tropospheric current
• Loose ones sink ships
• '70s-'80s quarterback Brian
• Chess necessity
• "Ancient Peruvian, like those led by Atahualpa [c.1500-33]"
• Peptic problem
• Flexible, electrically
• chicken
• "A Theory of Semiotics" author
• Kitchen pests