Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (May 13th 2023) 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.

Clear and bright (6)

Stevenage, Crawley or Hatfield, for example (3,4)

Martial art (4,2)

School classes (5)

Pointed tool (which killed Trotsky) (3,4)

Not as many (5)

Indian word for proper or genuine (5)

Small vegetable, pickled whole (7)

US Democrat Party symbol (6)

State of heightened activity (7)

Gad about (9)

Iconic mental representation (sometimes spitting?) (5)

Underwater weapon (7)

Excessively critical person (3-6)

Go backwards (7)

Manufacturer (5)

Talisman (6)

To be played quickly and with liveliness (7)

Game played with sticks (6)

Merciful — net line (anag) (7)

African country, independent since 1963, with Swahili and English as its official languages (5)

Adjust a little bit (5)

Afterwards (5)

To tape (anag) (6)

Elegant and formal (6)

Garment with sleeves reaching down to the ankles, worn by men in the Middle East (6)

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