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- October 23rd, 2020
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of October 23rd, 2020 other clues |
| At an awful price, about to get Indian food |
| Don't include - among the cars to be garaged? |
| No novice; a girl |
| Meaning to bring it in from an outside source |
| Unimportant test the four are taking part in |
| I drop Charlie off and come to shore |
| Not altogether friendly when Arthur and I go in |
| Pip, the dog, is inside tied up |
| Smelling unpleasant, having got caught in the drain, somehow |
| Begin by taking round to the fold |
| A pest on the golf course? |
| "An old roue" is mere banter |
| Left again |
| Seem annoyed when speaking of the wife |
| Gives information about plants |
| Reminded oneself of what the word "mother" means |
| Danger averted by a yell from right beside you? |
| A tin of split peas served as guest food? |
| Supports and foots the bills for |
| Looks at the said agreements |
| See to it that you convince beyond doubt |
| Move across and sit by |
| Knowledgeable about heraldry, is peeved |
| The street name is a girl's name |
| For the company employee, decisive management |
| Having lost the lead for a short time |
| Great excitement on the home turn |
| Having the boss mentality, he does all the planning |
| Come back to see the parson and I sit beside him |
| Having knocked back the drink, she concocts a lie |
| Shelling out about a pound for using the tennis court? |
| Having injured an arm, he had protected it |
| The figure you have in mind to sculpt |
| Catch in the light |
| Calls for the sheets |
| Putting a silly point in is mad |
| The magazine proprietor's eldest child? |
| May be humming the note you hear |
| Stick back the animals with the other animals |
| Stopped first to go through the various deeds |
| A lot of wood from which to make church pews? |
| With a bunch of pals, she had been playing in the water |
| What's biting when the fisherman gets a bite? |
| Plans to get child star performing |
| Why on a seesaw, nonetheless? |
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