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- March 8th, 2023
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As a test, there's no longer one at end of term crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of March 8th, 2023 other clues |
| Cheap fish? |
| Figures in court, playfully |
| That flaming redhead? |
| Bend the elbow? Not entirely |
| By giving the coppers a bit of bother? |
| Explosive accounts? |
| Failing to link up fully, you get nothing |
| Dancer who had nothing between meals, unusually |
| New deal started during the forenoon |
| What toffee may be said to do during mastication |
| Competitive figure in rail reorganisation |
| One staggering around in Ostend, endlessly? |
| Servant's part of a book |
| Daintily charming and showing some unselfishness |
| There's many a kingdom within his exceptional reach |
| Blue part of the Emerald Isle |
| The little chap accepted an order and made a mess of it |
| Beat or force out of Northern Ireland |
| One in a stable job? |
| The poultry plumbers know about? |
| It's always very harsh in the southeast |
| Though able to stand on one's own two feet, it's good to get back in bed |
| A sea dog? |
| A nylon-edged jug is more modern |
| Look a lot? |
| Take off for trips, perhaps |
| A familiar wind instrument |
| He's in business in the Rialto |
| Riverside territory in the country |
| Not much of a cat |
| Going easily with the fresh coatings |
| One playing matches in legs? |
| Like a portion of vegetables consumed by Edie |
| Boris struggling to keep one in line |
| An operative who'll pass? |
| His poetry, with a bit of luck, is possibly within reach |
| Carthaginian pun, I see |
| Coloured liquid, methinks not ink |
| Half a dollar, note, is not a lot to pay |
| We figure to get hitched |
| Sign an agreement! |
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