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- October 26th, 2023
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Can be ridden, though one may go on foot crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of October 26th, 2023 other clues |
| Expeditions in which are official inquiries? |
| Progressive encouragement from a would-be follower |
| Suitably prepares to show a girl points |
| Mineral on board? |
| One at a hen party? |
| Anciently, he appeared in fine robes |
| We go to central Acton in the rain |
| Defeat for a bet? |
| A vessel not properly closed |
| PC I. Malone? |
| Clever way to cut a key |
| A metal fastening possibly coming in various shapes |
| A name to assume |
| Swing round in ever varying direction |
| Vitriolic article on a police department |
| Possibly prickly fruit? |
| Unwisely nears a trap |
| The only theatre frequented by yachtsmen? |
| Evening Standard journalists love coffee! |
| Motion to advance |
| Accepted with thanks by Mr Livingstone |
| Animal that can use a wheel? |
| Tory disarray in the city |
| Just the bird to have cold feet? |
| For instance, nowadays, this exclamation seems old-fashioned |
| Chuckle when there's a row about a race |
| Hundreds of quantities of paper, one imagines |
| Got together in force |
| Automaton able to root out a bighead? |
| Former England batsman with plenty of beef? |
| Continental woman of the month? |
| Seemingly sickly, seen from a new angle |
| Those playing a match in two legs? |
| Land of lacquer |
| As wit, may seem endlessly puny |
| You have more than one, dear heart! |
| Beast retiring with a broken toe |
| His pupils wouldn't miss him |
| Consumed a bit of meat with some greens |
| Reason for many a practice |
| Ted, turning up outside the Post Office HQ |
| Height of a cap? |
| Bad user, for certain |
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