Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 12th 2008) 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.

Something from Dundee, Eccles or Madeira? (4)

Slow (8)

Slave-like (7)

Missile in a quiver (5)

Of the nose (5)

(German) leader (6)

(Italian) shutter (8,5)

Number validating a meeting (6)

He had the world on his shoulders (5)

Pulsate (5)

Cos or iceberg? (7)

Grand tea party - huge argument (8)

So (4)

Legendary lover (8)

Mainly Islamic people of northern Iraq (5)

Cheap blended Rhine wine for the export market (13)

Grind (teeth) (5)

From a Mediterranean republic (7)

Cry (with rage or laughter) (4)

Remove bones (6)

Hero of an epic poem attributed to Homer (8)

Subatomic particle (7)

Stunner (6)

Jewish teacher (5)

Chuckle (5)

Accidentally strike (the toe) (4)

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