Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 2nd 2010) 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.

City of south central Russia (4)

Occupier of empty property (8)

Old Greek currency (7)

Compound of oxygen and another element (5)

Allowed by law (5)

Reprimand (6)

Large sums that are virtually worthless (8,5)

Stand for kettle (6)

Squalor (5)

Very pale grey (5)

Multicoloured atmospheric phenomenon (7)

London street (worth £140 in 14) (4,4)

Stratagem (4)

Former sweetheart (3,5)

Vulgar parlance (5)

Four-sided figure (13)

Nuclear weapon (1-4)

Become more dense (as plots do) (7)

Tall grass (4)

Boy's name (6)

In passing (2,3,3)

Cetacean with large tusk (7)

Tea cake (6)

Poison (5)

Calumny (5)

Stringed instrument (4)

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