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- September 9th, 2022
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A name’s held up and it’s “Jack” crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of September 9th, 2022 other clues |
| As before, another successful jump |
| If not, I swore to release the captive |
| Scoffs at, when accommodated in quarters |
| The singers had wobbly notes right through |
| Break off the engagement |
| Having bought things you couldn’t afford but were too attracted by? |
| Arriving and using as a studio |
| Again, it’s a struggle to transport the goods carried |
| He’s trying to drum up business, the dog! |
| Shot back, mad |
| Corrected when one re-invested |
| Eating the unfortunate Ivor’s heart out |
| Want to take part in “2” |
| Showing shrewdness, mean to enmesh the copper in |
| With a laugh, turning, reins the gee-gee in |
| Terribly resent, though accepting, the small bribe |
| Looked in amazement at the egg flip brought in, astonished |
| Promise to give one a hand |
| Almost taking a year to learn to swim |
| As usual, “round about one” means two |
| Where the yes-man goes when he retires? |
| Runs on ahead of the animals |
| Has the desired effect when the rider takes a tumble |
| Be annoyed, but prepare to do some darning for? |
| Having moored, was forced to be quick |
| Awaiting delivery? |
| Think, as you do, red is coming back |
| As trade’s bad all round, he is unhappy |
| Secreting it back among the shuffled cards is going too far |
| An individual competent and of good appearance |
| Putting a coat on - it’s getting very cold |
| The weapon comes out, dear, the duplicate keys go in |
| Crack up, which is awful |
| Prepared to fire with very little justification |
| Managing to bite back, holding with the tooth |
| “Tries to gain admittance” sounds familiar |
| Old timer |
| Anti study |
| Made the rain pour into and soak |
| Everyone goes round and vegetarian food is provided |
| Angry, thwart the international organisation |
| Having been trampled underfoot, Don’s too upset |
| The pound note is about to make a comeback, John |
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