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- March 15th, 2023
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A crime? Yes, when there's no love lost! crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of March 15th, 2023 other clues |
| Walk at a right easy pace |
| Superlatively youthful |
| Left a person without company |
| Called up |
| Prize for a big fight in a colourful setting |
| Live at the East End as a gamble |
| Rural parts of motorways? |
| Linked with the changing tide |
| It's possible, in general, to be elected |
| The charm of a soldier in a raincoat |
| Giant bird with a pelican's tail |
| Have the idea that the price is a pound |
| Examples of hospitalisation |
| Determined to get everything needed |
| The Spanish soap manufacturing city in Texas |
| Steers vessels round one corner |
| Soon to be nameless |
| Run slowly but with noise that's excessive? |
| Importantly, he confuses Amy with Ken |
| Be sorry about being shut up |
| Reserved one volume for the editor |
| I'd mentioned being given some regard |
| Heavenly letter in Gaelic, possibly |
| She's the one with Margaret |
| Outstanding aids to keep players from slipping |
| The physical part of a money order |
| It's full of holes |
| Some returning runaways, looking pale |
| A show to see again, it's said |
| Started to appeal to one |
| In most dialects, possibly, it means –perfect” |
| A substandard firearm? |
| Element used in electroplating |
| Holy errand? |
| A party drink |
| One committed by a lone wanderer in extremes of frailty? |
| On the Thames, it's of unusual note |
| One taught to be not so much advanced? |
| Not one of them is worth a dollar! |
| Agitatedly paces the room |
| Leave a vessel at the pithead |
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