Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 12th 2010) 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.

Lose prestigious position (4,4,5)

Ruminant's regurgitated food (3)

Sudden overwhelming quantity (9)

Incentive, provocation (8)

Delightful place (4)

Alloy of tin and lead (6)

Yellow-flowered herb (6)

Attack, foray (4)

Scots musical instrument (8)

One living near (9)

Boat propellant (3)

Portraits of criminals (6,7)

Concentrate, zero in (5)

Queen's attendant (4-2-7)

Characteristics; parts of face (8)

Impenetrable (6)

Spur; torment (4)

Given to misadventure (8-5)

Everlasting (7)

Secular (8)

Colleague, bedfellow (7)

Asian skirt-like garment (6)

Regretful (5)

Footwear (4)

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