Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (August 23rd 2009) clues of The Guardian Speedy 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.

Well-read (8)

Wife and sister of Zeus (4)

Over-eager speed (5)

Former currency in Germany (7)

Become a candidate (3,3,6)

Fermented milk product (6)

Take exception (6)

Tenet through an Act of Parliament (9,3)

Alluring beauty or charm (7)

Postponed (2,3)

Yugoslavian freedom fighter and president (4)

Heavy precious metallic element (8)

Say again or imitate (4)

Released from a suspended position (7)

Sex fun galore! (football anag) (4,8)

Lose validity (6)

Boredom (5)

Long plume worn on a hat (8)

Get yob off cot! (cricket anag) (5,7)

Seeing (8)

Equivocation (7)

Salad leaf (6)

At, near or toward the stern of a ship (5)

Steering mechanism (4)

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