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Crime for which there is a lighter sentence? crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of November 17th, 2017 other clues |
| Very light-headed |
| Understood to be in the red? A pack of lies! |
| Stepped on the time switch |
| Started to play tennis that was adequate? |
| The dog bounds round in, coming back |
| Meet and give a lift over to |
| Playing there with a certain trio |
| Like an angel, prepared to go out to get food |
| He's holding clubs but can't play them in the game |
| The parking card shows the rate |
| It's a fish? Smart boy! |
| Speculate as to whether the balloon will go up? |
| Has bought, from grants |
| She has a gun (hasten to add, not the Sten!) |
| Nuts that are very popular with monkeys |
| Don't allow the mind to wander during the game |
| Succeeded in performing the difficult feat of removing? |
| Does it take a walk around the rose garden? |
| For the record, fall from grace in being beaten |
| A dirty word for "squander" |
| Activities of the progressive? |
| Granting interviews to all and sundry - that's obvious |
| Though bucolic, is tense before an exam |
| Nonplussed when given the chuck |
| Before you run, it's a harmless animal |
| What the herbivore goes off with? |
| Believed to have been lodged in one's bank account |
| Waiting to be complained about by the patrons |
| Expanded, as the former did all round |
| Tailoring, more at home in wool |
| Not the same but a different tree the lad's running round |
| Convincing the dope to get into bed |
| While standing on a box to get the material |
| Shout to a pal on coming in |
| Is its concealment of an ugly forehead such a benefit? |
| Order suitable attire |
| It's a plant stand, we're told |
| Refrained from because one was carrying something |
| Contending there's a taste of fish |
| The foreigner in the bottom row |
| Had been in pain, one allowed |
| Furious, squirts oil into the opening |
| So blast round the tree |
| Bill is a stationer |
| Solemn and wise-looking, frightening to a mousey type |
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