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- November 7th, 2024
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of November 7th, 2024 other clues |
| Albeit thoughtless |
| Entertainment that shows teams the way |
| Unfavourable article on poetry |
| French producer of pictures |
| The air in a broken-down mine |
| A stunt rider's double! |
| Words cleverly spun around |
| Get free |
| One-sided favouritism, as in bowls |
| It's bound to be Edward that's out of line |
| Whereupon the players have no seats? |
| Get together with James |
| Relax, sweetheart, when the sea is rough |
| Something saucy, soppy but not very quiet |
| How one spent holidays - or half of them possibly |
| Few can thus express relief |
| Are they all called Jack? |
| One's own little drug store |
| Dive in splashily, it's lovely! |
| The stories in the books? |
| Discarded means of making jam set |
| That's one team out of the way! |
| An old saw |
| Exploits us two ways |
| Mark I want to make |
| Frank has to ring a writer |
| Badly cut and partly burnt? |
| For which shattered staves are matchwood? |
| The woman up the street |
| As a saint, there's a vestment for one |
| To sum up, possibly less shellfish |
| Home, where an old robber went on foot |
| It's called the sack |
| Dai may be in a tavern with one |
| This hood doesn't last for ever |
| Scottish cross-country runner |
| Beefy yet big-headedly sheepish! |
| That's right, six months at Strangeways, initially! |
| One of those fancy ideas |
| A place to be often in spirit |
| It's a handy game |
| Generous inclinations? |
| There's nothing in the directions about wintry weather |
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