Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (December 6th 2013) clues of The Guardian Quick crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 28 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Leg joint of a cooked chicken (9)

Tablet (4)

Stadium containing a cycle-racing track (9)

Bundle (of hay, say) (4)

Subject for discussion (5)

Come back (6)

Chinese system of exercise (3,3)

Clergyman (6)

Calling for immediate attention (6)

Access (5)

German Romantic song (4)

Attractively lively and animated (9)

Spiritual part of a being (4)

Star (9)

Bank of jagged rock near the surface of the sea (4)

Cry of a cat (4)

Set in operation (4,2)

Perpetrate (6)

I can infer (anag) (9)

Make (suffering etc) easier to bear (9)

Awkward (9)

Agitated (7,2)

Hackneyed (5)

Have on one's person (5)

Lure (6)

Smooth-mannered (6)

Level (4)

Bankrupt (4)

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