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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of November 7th, 2018 other clues |
| The equitable way to go |
| As an ingredient of gunpowder, can be a bit disconcerting |
| So woolly headed, this female! |
| Tease a small boy |
| Heady associates of kind hearts |
| Rendered invisible! |
| Many chaps are out to be top performers |
| Invariably somewhat severe? |
| How nasty rattles can frighten one |
| To do this in, presumably requires brawn |
| Queenly station |
| Valley of the Daleks |
| It can give a student a start |
| It's axiomatic that a run can't be finished in swirling mist |
| Copy a piano key |
| Around the weekend, disturb one's rest to make journeys |
| Slippery, but they can be trapped |
| Botanically, the most unusual palm on earth? |
| Fur for sale outside the Boar's Head |
| Prickly girl? |
| Make double (in sheep farming?) |
| Material yielding a turnover when mined? |
| Old saying of a cutting nature |
| If you're lucky, he'll send you fifty quid |
| In the country, business with noisy members |
| Laid up with a nasty face! |
| As a soldier, he wasn't windy |
| Water in a tureen |
| Bonehead! |
| Send a couple of letters by taxi |
| Not drunk |
| Little chap the French might see as bad |
| Work at the trade of laminating wood? |
| Badly affected by success |
| Fatheaded Delia foolishly flunked |
| Badly sown, one must confess |
| Put in the shade, perhaps |
| One takes it to heart |
| Larger birds displacing half the swallows |
| A union worker |
| A Miss by Agatha Christie |
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