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- January 15th, 2020
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of January 15th, 2020 other clues |
| Indicates there’s nothing in a few beers |
| Chief country with a prominent shoreline |
| The place for the low soldiery? |
| In which to be accountably indebted |
| Very little time |
| A drink to help make you alert |
| Rises irregularly, gentlemen |
| Could she be good for a song? |
| Arrived at the corner with a beast of burden |
| A bit old to be seeing someone? |
| Best! |
| Cove with a bit of beach, apparently |
| One of no importance to Oscar Wilde? |
| A snake round one’s neck! |
| Dramatic utterances actors can’t hear? |
| Cooled that hot enthusiast Edward |
| A rising singer |
| Just the chap to wander around? |
| Weapon of Shakespearean character |
| Close down before time, almost |
| Wherein to be sheltered, if only outwardly |
| Ed Davis cleverly gave warning |
| Am run ragged in Belgium! |
| Has a poor work rate, but is left in the side, possibly |
| Being decorative, is carefully drawn |
| Diocese in southeast Middlesex |
| Love of football |
| Nominal asset, possibly |
| Pasty person? |
| A detective so upset at farewell |
| In a crack-up, maybe a write-off |
| Methodical start by the police |
| In Ireland, a deceived girl |
| A roll or bun |
| He wrote, maybe on card |
| Henry from Shanklin |
| It’s handy when cutting curves |
| One usually has hands over face |
| Has one such feelings when confused? |
| Sound sheepish |
| A puce jumper |
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