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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of April 28th, 2017 other clues |
| Having bought it at the herbalist’s, would you wish you hadn’t? |
| Do better with the pudding - something whimsical |
| Hot and bothered by the organisation |
| I soon skipped through “Catching the Killer” |
| Spread out, once looked after |
| A very bad match? |
| The bird fluttering out is able to |
| Make the young drink |
| Top-hole equipment in the beginning |
| Role I played in 'Bring Home The Bacon' previously |
| Destined to be an invalid? |
| Say crossly “I can match that” |
| Up and away, so to speak |
| I’m into artificial jewellery as a diversion |
| In the event, made the wagging tail act as a fan |
| Prattling about what it’s fuelled by? |
| Smuggled loot you search for |
| Dislike, you confess, having the fellow come round |
| Yet to be decided - nothing put on paper |
| Smart aleck it would be advisable to get the measure of |
| Disconcerting the two fish |
| A Chuck White |
| From the figure, look about to die from lack of food? |
| Talk about the quartet that’s for your ears only |
| Had improved one’s image, it was felt, again |
| Emphasises, when one draws |
| A warning from someone who’ll be laughed at |
| Try to talk out of, with justification |
| Foreigner in a noisy pub |
| Letting off steam outside, a great many sailors |
| In which low songs are sung? |
| Manages to convey, when one recovers from |
| Shrink, that’s the snag |
| Ask to have it injected into a different vein |
| Depart, accompanied by X |
| Leaving via the ramp? |
| Mean to take a cut on garden produce |
| Regarding the granting of an interview |
| Intending to show the significance of |
| Is trapping game illicitly in the pictures |
| No sound is heard in the stable |
| Expected as one’s right |
| The animal now has a sleep standing up |
| Travelling regularly from Petershead but saying otherwise? |
| Becoming hooked by. It is gaining popularity |
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