Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 27th 2011) 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.

Secretly arranged to get desired result (5-7)

Lift (5)

They hang on willows (7)

Ceased to sleep (4)

Leachers (anag) — Greek hero (who laboured) (8)

See 8

Suspended frozen water (6)

Having great fondness for one's wife (8)

Long rum-based drink (4,5)

Instructed (7)

See 20

Proverb (which is true in terms of longitude) (8,4)

Very small flow (7)

Means of entry (4)

Mate — shifter of rubbish (6)

Small songbird that climbs up and down trees looking for food (8)

Cook under direct heat (5)

Place or region to be avoided (8,4)

Rider Haggard character — Mrs Rumpole (3,3,4,2,6)

Blood line (8)

Break up — pudding (7)

Confuse (6)

Eight people together (5)

Fruit (4)

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