Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 22nd 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.

Biological factor determining heredity (4)

Forces' clergyman (8)

Stir emotions (4)

Glowing (in the dark) (8)

Make intricate (10)

Impudent (6)

Verb-carrying component of sentence (6)

Bewitched, enthralled (10)

Two-looped rope securer (4-4)

Stagger, amaze (4)

Favouring relatives (8)

Refute, contradict (4)

Fighting bird (8)

Armistice month (8)

Leg and loin (of venison) (6)

Abrupt, direct (5-5)

Eager, avid (4)

Headland, cape (4)

War zone protective garment (4,6)

Explanatory legend (8)

Penchant, inclination (8)

From side to side (6)

Smile (4)

Central tower of castle (4)

Search Clues

Latest Clues

• Frog sound
• Tautly
• Leaving
• Surgical stitch
• Note stylish man dropping dead in Emperor's new clothes
• Elvis trip is blighted with gremlins?
• Off the peg (5-4)
• Interment
• Kit
• Posted
• Radical setter's imprisoned in Alabama
• One died in fight just before the weekend
• Sentimental individual
• Place of worship
• Contended
• Weight unit equal to 2,240 lbs
• Disinclined
• Disparage
• Peculiarity
• Set right (a wrong)
• In Manchester BBC releases broadcast essential for motorists in winter?
• Argued
• Coloured the ancient religious academic houses
• Chilly
• Next to

Random Clues

• Turned inside-out
• Site of action
• Dairy product
• Ram's mate
• Discolours with age
• Felines
• Bible authotity
• Stacked cookie
• Not too happy
• Container
• "Comedian Ansari who called Cold Stone Creamery ""the epitome of American excess"""
• Threesome
• Young, alluring sort
• David who caught a key pass in the 2008 Super Bowl
• 1980s-'90s Cadillac model
• Palindromic band of Swedes
• Sprinkled-on white dairy product
• They have dog days almost every day!
• A Gershwin
• Wonderful
• Capital of the Hanseatic League?
• Smart guys?
• Old Oldsmobile
• Non-violent protest
• """La ___"" (1981 Stranglers album that was available as import-only in the U.S.)"