Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 13th 2014) 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.

Total mess (4,9)

Fruit (7)

Cover for the head and shoulders (5)

One of four — leg muscle (4)

American biscuits (8)

Sports venues (6)

Bird — Aussie fool — Gordon (anag) (6)

Domestic heating device (8)

Remain (4)

Taut (5)

Trader in blooms (7)

Wardrobe kit (7,6)

Touch gently — fingerprint (3)

Topmost planking of a wooden vessel (7)

Ship's bed (4)

Guarantee (6)

Spiral lock of hair (4,4)

Astound (5)

Incredible account (4,5)

Type of algebraic equation (9)

Home of Joseph and Mary (8)

What's in a vacuum? (7)

American fool — US food (anag) (6)

Aussie wild dog (5)

Living room seat (4)

Sticky cigarette residue (3)

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Latest Clues

• Unsettle or scare
• I occasionally cook nosh for models
• Mime
• Criminals
• Vanilla slice topping
• Culinary herb
• Persian
• Wild fellow managed revolutionary sex clubs
• Trinkets
• Worthless matter
• Fourfold
• Some sauerkraut put up in cupboard
• If time is saved, more like flying for some distance
• Rely on Gore to find place for donations
• Trade stoppage
• German car wheel is sound
• Make bigger
• Risked
• One must leave sooner on quiet fishing boat
• Put in quarantine
• Polar
• Half-diameters
• Pushing driving seat that's faulty
• Characters remaining when Hammersmith is evacuated
• Type of photograph

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• sound of joy or triumph
• High or ...
• Rockwell's riveter
• SALTY DOG
• Word with French or small
• Fireplace pile
• Author of novel The Ragged-Trousered Philanthropists, published posthumously in 1914 under the name Robert Tressell
• "Welcome" rug
• XXV x X
• Quick cuts
• Far from meager
• Look too closely
• Octagonal sign color
• Grinders, of a sort
• Tooth
• Billy
• Ingredients added at McDonald's in 1972
• Stale
• diving concern
• King and queens imprison evil murderers (7)
• Catch has bent pipes
• Raises temperature of
• The power of 100 in the front
• Burning torch
• Resolve comes from homemade cider