Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (January 9th 2019) 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.

Karate blow (4)

Draughts in America (8)

Bottle part (4)

Scottish North Sea city (8)

Compulsive purchaser (10)

Very (4,2)

Conforming to Jewish dietary law (6)

One lost bet (anag) — kind of whale or dolphin (10)

Sound made by a mobile phone (8)

Kerfuffle (2-2)

Imaginary evil spirit, used to frighten children (8)

Horse-breeding establishment (4)

Storage container (8)

Cursory examination (4-4)

Hang out with people of standing (6)

Meat-eaters (10)

Regards — features of a potato (4)

Hourglass contents (4)

Author of The Forsyte Saga (10)

Gunfight (5-3)

Permanent tenure of land or property (8)

Lines forming a unit of verse (6)

Seize — snatch (4)

Indulge in amorous activity (4)

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