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- August 16th, 2021
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of August 16th, 2021 other clues |
| Went slowly, but with credit, at a key point |
| Saintly Alan embracing a blockhead! |
| A game with plenty to it |
| In opposition |
| Where the whisky is sheer poetry? |
| Maybe a man can't sing this high part |
| Playing it, is there little room for love? |
| Covered in starch, ideally |
| Chest expanders for servicemen? |
| An odd piece of virtu to us |
| Do you need pluck to play it? |
| Something afoot that sounds frightening to cats, etc. |
| Authorise some men to take ownership |
| Where, in Italy, poetry heartens the new man |
| Reminder to start the ball rolling? |
| It exudes from the old soldier |
| Colouring agent used by mother? |
| As Sybil said, she's a sorceress |
| The man who came to dinner |
| State of a crashed plane |
| £50 notes held in lawful fashion |
| Ice-cold enemies round the corner |
| Put right what the chap put wrongly? |
| The balance negotiated in sterling, partly |
| Puts at the head of the field, at last |
| Trifled with a toy boy? |
| Nevertheless, calm |
| It came to a stop in a Marilyn Monroe movie |
| Girl in a state? Quite the reverse! |
| Excellent, never-ending melody |
| Machine or article at the play centre |
| Rosie's willowy form |
| Show the score to a pupil |
| Friends much upset by a skinhead |
| Coarse, cloth-headed, uncivil! |
| One unconscious of being run over by a train |
| In the Irish Republic, the New Testament is unabridged |
| Tough? Oh no! |
| Due to a duck having to fly |
| Support for an artist's views |
| Has Jack a treatment for warts? |
| Name my regiment |
| Can you play it in your sleep? |
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