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- April 26th, 2023
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of April 26th, 2023 other clues |
| Changed direction (being windy?) |
| A carrier's radio |
| Unimportant person who's all arms and legs? |
| Result of doctoring a master play? |
| Deteriorated to the west or east |
| Only to lose out! |
| Mother of twins? |
| Formerly the financial centre for Oriental money |
| Gold contribution to considerable affluence |
| Some of the prettiest one can wear |
| Map line giving us a wintry promenade |
| Swimmer a bit unfortunate to finish up in the can |
| Special knowledge of a sound law |
| Cold, faultless advice from a rotter |
| The ones starting trouble with a cry |
| Sort of dinghy a child could be in? |
| Helpful information by cable |
| Make up for having no tea? |
| Revered personages, but they might have been dud, sir |
| Actor taking unusual pains with an article |
| A street light in the wrong place |
| Those given a bashing at the cookhouse? |
| At half pace, could be merely a partial test |
| Dad's in the top apartment |
| Of proven ominousness, it may be deadly |
| A flowing Ketelbey piece |
| They're of current interest when you name a new side |
| A speaking part in "Tora! Tora! Tora!” |
| Probity without pity |
| Does it taste like lemon squash? |
| Talked of having a pancake for the grand finale |
| To blow up a dam could be much too risky |
| As extracted from yeast, nevertheless |
| Excited by an extraordinary tale with a contrived ending |
| It's chewed ruminatively |
| "11 Down's" novel partner |
| To sceptics of astrology, it's simply bull |
| Fain would I find acceptance by such an ardent admirer! |
| Has to dishearten Tony, quick! |
| Sculptor of a ruling head, also a god |
| Intends to have what it takes |
| Does he even sound less than reliable? |
| A London orchestra - thus German too? |
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