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Are called in to put things in order crossword clue
A R R A N G E
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of December 20th, 2019 other clues |
| When the car comes in, give a wave, Father’s home |
| Pop back to secure |
| From star, slipping to small roles |
| The source yields nothing and I ring off |
| Will it teach you not to go barefoot? |
| Where the book I got was sent |
| Struck one as, one found |
| Following suit, one swots up on it |
| Even turning the cover round brightened it up |
| Saucy, in the main |
| The sun shield is ridiculous – quite mad |
| Doing whatever is necessary to make oneself look big? |
| See the pound slipped inside as an insult |
| A buffet for the party |
| In the lady’s case, it constitutes an agreement |
| For us, I made out a list that’s appropriate |
| Making out to be perceptive |
| Man, that does look sore! |
| Leave to show the trade union president |
| Having written, to cancel |
| Reserved for the cast |
| It’s one way, coming back from the clothes shop |
| Speed, yelling “It’s exciting!” |
| It’s slang for “a thrill”? Precisely! |
| The local freelance is impossible to shake off |
| Speak of, myself: not in the revised version |
| Briefly, meaning you must get cracking if you want food |
| Does it make a dent in the good weather figures? |
| Still, has turned it into a musical |
| “Mean” means paring the cheese |
| Intends to put a large picture up outside |
| Flushing at “Rather late in the day” |
| Gets round so one contacts |
| Attacked for having used as a stand |
| It shows you’re wrong on both scores – and cheat |
| Tell you what firefighters do? Oh, buzz off! |
| Taking little time to assess as below standard |
| With the return “Real thug,” dissolves into giggles |
| Drove off before one had exerted oneself unduly |
| Defame, at a press gathering, the English |
| As a gift, given a dear fur |
| He’s all dressed up – fine for an American |
| Hide in a tree |
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