Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (December 21st 2013) clues of The Guardian Quick crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 26 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Animal used for heavy work (5,2,6)

Spouse (7)

Fulcrum (5)

Close noisily (4)

Coastal region of eastern Canada (8)

Ulster county (6)

Savoury flan (6)

Large outdoor signboard (8)

Wharf (4)

Fish commercially with nets (5)

Huge lad (anag) (7)

Badly thought out (3-10)

Dance — hit (informal) (3)

Side by side — in the picture (7)

Without success (2,2,5)

General arrangement of a publication (6)

Blow to the chin (8)

Hebrew king (5)

Ill fame (9)

Pasta in the form of long strings (9)

Highly-spiced Indian curry (8)

Mill (7)

Germanic people who settled in Britain in the fifth century (6)

See 3

Coagulated milk (4)

Inoperative (3)

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