Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (February 25th 2024) clues of The Guardian Speedy 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.

Coke alternative (5)

Evaluate (8)

Clean thoroughly (5)

Group providing political advice (5,4)

Female farm animal (3)

Shirk responsibility (4,3,4)

Strip (7)

Entrance (4)

Intellectually conceited person (4-3)

City in Mali (8)

Reproached (9)

Test (4)

Embarrassed (7)

Asian temple (6)

Source of black gold (3,4)

Energetic activity (6)

Angelic - course (5)

Sphere - party (4)

Mob (5)

Backpack (8)

With it - joint (3)

Clarified butter (4)

Prickly individual? (8)

In a state of decay (11)

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Latest Clues

• Mournful poem
• Neglects
• Break down
• Ring-shaped roll
• Castrate (horse)
• Extremely cheap film service provided by the BBC?
• Female sheep
• Hysteria
• Horse's headgear
• Calls island on Shetland, to begin with
• Purpose
• Row of houses
• Radial or cross-ply
• Rabble
• Sonnet or haiku
• Vagrant
• Fastener
• Combustion
• Geological eras
• Third piece of meat with mint gravy, but no stuffing, brings expression of regret
• Made Charlie shake less with drugs, primarily
• Spouse
• Hell on earth having husband promoted? Need to change, being crestfallen
• US city flooded by great lake beginning to suspect goddesses of vengeance
• Positive vote

Random Clues

• 'You ___' (Lionel Richie hit)
• Criticize, slangily
• Fountain treat
• Ornamental trinket
• Chilly
• Claim discovery, perhaps
• "You believe me now?"
• Lie together, perhaps
• Non-bear bear
• Being frivolous or flighty, rush off
• ___ limit (sign at the edge of town)
• Ambition
• Hoover ___
• Nicolas —, director of the films Two Deaths, Bad Timing and Track 29
• On one extreme
• Laid-out presentation
• "We ____ Family"
• Throat lump, ... apple (4'1)
• Photo that might have a dog filter
• Cornfield figures
• Noodles often eaten with chopsticks
• Dangle
• Nervous
• "Headline of #4,110 (Nov. 25, 1864)"
• "Stacking of cleanser cans precarious, tabloid-style"