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- November 3rd, 2020
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A mug’s surname? crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of November 3rd, 2020 other clues |
| Naval units? |
| Right in position for good healthy fun |
| Woman of Georgia |
| You can bet it meant capital punishment! |
| A luxurious opening for “8 Down”, we hear |
| He brought a bit of fire to “New Lab.” |
| Only in the bay does one find rubbish |
| Advice helpful in the extreme? |
| The immortal love racket |
| It came from outer space and tore ‘em to shreds! |
| Older variety of berry |
| Plod along with a letter to Barnaby |
| No one-day building job |
| Jump quietly, with a cry |
| Insured a customer, looking embarrassed |
| Is aware of money going in fees |
| Stinking, due to a fatheaded change of diet |
| Chap I had to make nervous |
| Joseph’s a senior citizen, just an ordinary bloke |
| Street woman in Perry Mason stories |
| It’s good to band together again |
| Hire, lets assume |
| She points out an about turn |
| Depression in the field? |
| The batsman who’s “out”? |
| Piano tune with cymbals, say! |
| It’s in Rio, we’re told, by David |
| She’s beautiful, but can sound alarming |
| Wherein a couple have nothing but a phone |
| Figure a sheep is sozzled! |
| Singer whose heart is in English opera |
| Looked curiously into the source of pride |
| The Spanish join me in an Aegean island |
| Encouraged by what can be done with a noted horse |
| One is ratty when the room’s in a bad state |
| Instructions on record for pie-making |
| Servant possibly taking the meal in |
| Local cul-de-sac |
| The state many Pacific islands are in |
| It means very little in Portadown |
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