Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (November 2nd 2017) 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.

Commencement (4-3)

Locations for buds or studs? (4)

Deadly (6)

Selected passage from larger work (7)

Hazy (8)

Paint thinner (abbr) (5)

Prefabricated building of corrugated iron with a cement floor (6,3)

Mood Indigo com­poser, d. 1974 (4,9)

Tam o' Shanter poet, d. 1796 (5)

Balding (4,2,3)

Implement (4)

Novelist, Anthony or Joanna (8)

City in Cumbria (8)

Provide with sustenance (7)

Frail (6)

Two-channel sound (6)

Impertinence (5)

Slake — assuage (6)

Ignoble — HQ (4)

Outdated (8)

Old salt (3)

Raid — boobs (4)

Cornish city (5)

One without illusions (7)

Assemble bit by bit (5,8)

Buck's mate (3)

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