Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (December 22nd 2011) clues of The Guardian Quick crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 28 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

First full-scale working model (9)

Edible starch (4)

Contestant who meets the basic requirements (9)

Regard (4)

Equip anew (5)

I'm very very very pleased! (6)

Someone in Bronze Age Crete (6)

Broad-brimmed summer titfer (3,3)

Sexual desire (6)

Panegyric (5)

Absolute peak (4)

Right (4-5)

Egg-shaped (4)

Neighbourhood (9)

Mixture of fat and flour used as a base for sauces (4)

Charge (4)

Chewy sweet (6)

Event in preparation for another (abbr) (6)

Bad breath (9)

Bay opening that sticks out from a wall (3,6)

Kind of warpaint? (9)

Carrier for toiletries (6,3)

Summarise briefly (abbr) (5)

Connection (3-2)

It carries liquids in bulk (6)

Voice box (6)

Hang menacingly (over) (4)

Saucy (4)

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