Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (November 5th 2005) 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.

Walk with legs partly immersed (4)

Production-line vehicle modified for racing (5,3)

Pillage (7)

Evil spirit (5)

Brief - transfer (5)

Cut one's first choppers (6)

Huxley novel (5,3,5)

Highly seasoned sausage (6)

South American beast of burden (5)

Sacrificial block (5)

Finger joint (7)

Laterally (8)

Waist band (4)

Cupboard for hanging clothes (8)

Hard-wearing cotton fabric (5)

Make fun (of) (4,3,6)

Get by sponging (5)

Aromatic oil with medical uses (7)

Foul - social standing (4)

Fortified residence (6)

Neighbouring (8)

Made suitable (7)

Tusked marine mammal (6)

Shaft (5)

Low joint (5)

Go by (4)

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