Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (April 5th 2022) 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.

Front parts of a rockets (8)

Comprehend (7)

Provide more weapons (5)

Death personified (4,6)

Order to sledge dogs to get going (4)

Bold Hamlet (anag) — put into long-term storage (10)

Ruined (8)

Parliamentary official — cold bark (anag) (5,3)

Ultimate goal (3-3)

100% determined (4,3)

Part of speech (6)

As a whole (2,4)

Walking with a swagger (8)

Food storage containers (for those who gave parties?) (10)

Make whole (5)

Like ditchwater? (4)

Influence unfairly (4)

It's a bit of a step (5)

Bodily hole (7)

With care and deliberation (10)

Without them, a fork's pointless (5)

Self-righteous individual (4)

Management (7)

Young bird of prey (6)

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