Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (June 12th 2004) 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.

Five-armed sea creature (8)

Use acid to cut design (4)

Lawn - informer (5)

Acrobatic aquatic mammal (3,4)

Mechanic (6,6)

Cure (6)

Smother (6)

Mathematics of the relationship between angles and sides of triangles (12)

Audio communication equipment worn by pilots, DJs etc (7)

Maxim (5)

Row - one forming a knot (4)

(Degree of) slope (8)

Deep breath expressing regret, weariness etc (4)

Rearrangement of a word's letters to form new word(s) (7)

Lacking in moral obligation - old cheating game (4,3,5)

Method (6)

Deceive (5)

Domesticated flying insect (8)

Best available (produce) (3,2,3,4)

Musical note (8)

Sly (7)

Straw hat (6)

Representation of person or thing (5)

Indecent stuff (4)

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