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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of October 10th, 2022 other clues |
| At this age, a fat lady has a round figure |
| Of magical bowling? |
| Take a seat anew, at length |
| Being a bit rude to a couple of learners brings depression |
| The exacting part of 'Richard III' |
| Having to exchange lire can annoy one |
| Noisy animal yet a wily one |
| Here, of course, a person can get a duck |
| Vessel containing some cooked chowder |
| Where the French and Spanish were squarely defeated |
| It's observed to dishearten seamen |
| They have nails coming to points |
| One person of many coming to a sticky end |
| What the draughtsman did that was attractive |
| So, you need a bit of enthusiasm |
| Mentioned being sorry about faint heartedness |
| He has skill in one kind of surgery |
| Can Carlos contrive to compose them? |
| Australian bounder in court? |
| Chant fragments of melody one at a time |
| Cause shams to go to pieces? |
| The dangerous part is when you see red |
| Shakespeare's testament? |
| Support, or a bit of help on the stormy sea |
| Irishman with a fine political party? |
| Everybody in drag, it seems, is fat |
| One's promise to uncle? |
| A label with some postage stamps |
| Love to make fuss about |
| What the pupils did when the lights went out |
| Service, far up in the blue |
| Favouring just three letters out of the nine |
| Person damaging a London museum and rail terminus |
| Is obliged to finish on a positive note, in a hurry! |
| In which one suffered from decimation! |
| Is such water deep? |
| Sarah takes a French friend Italian sausages |
| Insecure, unloved dog? |
| It's not safe to ski, perhaps, between mid-March and the end of July |
| Once is not enough for him to start rolling in the hay |
| Pigeon perch? |
| Something to start singing on key |
| He'll give you a hug, love |
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