Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (November 12th 2021) clues of The Guardian Cryptic 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.
| Where informal expressions found to align with Syrian code, oddly translated (5,10) |
| Stick all fingers and thumbs right into sponge cake (10) |
| Setter throwing up egg and a piece of chicken (7) |
| Oxygen coming in a little lower, excellent source of fuel (8) |
| Double first's ultimate achievement (4) |
| Wind blows at 3mph — that should be a breeze (5,3,7) |
| Figure meat and grain eaten by King Edward, say, part of English course (9,6) |
| Borrow cooler jacket (10) |
| Second US president back in A&E — cause of dysentery? (7) |
| See 12 |
| Arresting boxing scrap, very exciting (4-6) |
| Stop drug, nothing injected (7) |
| Potential success is in doughnuts or fried onions with salt (6,4) |
| Comment on article not finished off (8) |
| Cat rolling up in the early hours, awake (4) |
| Fish stick bought at seaside (4) |
| Muted sound when treacherous fascist backed (3-3) |
| Flying pig? (6) |
| Container for flowers, little one filled with primroses initially on plot (5,3) |
| Sept, Nov: Dec remains (6) |
| Might one be looking up a Spoonerism for Mrs Malaprop? (11) |
| County boundary approached by member of colony (6) |
| One with deep ground in which body finally buried, watchful (4-4) |
| Criminal slain in North Arabian desert — we are all in it together (2,3,2,2,6) |