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Accident causing mass destruction at Holyhead crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of April 15th, 2019 other clues |
| Toothy enthusiast going to grievous extremes |
| A coating (of eggs?) |
| That Spaniard Norma's mixed up with |
| The height of rhetoric |
| Plagiarise tales? |
| Being stuck up isn't exactly naughty |
| Insure for a lot too much |
| Spoil a letter to mum |
| Various ways to blend tea with special body |
| In NATO's disarray, they aren't all united |
| That crafty manner of mine |
| Such engines can be used in a process for ore |
| Resort, possibly, to be seen in a poster |
| In the cold, move rapidly (but not far) |
| It's a hole, but a driver might stop there |
| Damaged a key part in the cargo compartment |
| Though not altruistic, Les backs a swimmer |
| In the altogether natural condition |
| Circle of French poetry |
| One knocked out with a club? |
| Criminal deception of an artist in a bit of a fuddle |
| Mary could be mistaken for being tipsy |
| Part of S Africa with two names |
| Ingrid's initial letter requiring German translation |
| Such types can also be crafty |
| A woman's high spirits |
| Perhaps also on the way to the hairdresser's |
| Desire to take a customer to the West End |
| One among many, outwardly |
| He may either be out of get out |
| Derby, perhaps |
| Servant who can provide his own beer |
| Do something unoriginal in the garden shed |
| Being broke, spoke peevishly |
| Liven up in Shute's style |
| A mobile is a moving one |
| Seated, suitably sober |
| The poilu's hair dressing? |
| Buzz off - you don't need both legs! |
| Figures out one is upset by poison |
| Employ a hearty couple until exhausted |
| Over him is the supervisor |
| She needs aid terribly! |
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