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- October 26th, 2020
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Dialect used by an Irishman clutching a broken rib? crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of October 26th, 2020 other clues |
| Finished a number of deliveries |
| In China, kitty gets dehydrated food |
| Point to a woman in white |
| Butterfly possibly rising? |
| The piano key on the left, chum |
| On which to jot down where to land the chopper? |
| As a passing fashion, it starts fading |
| Parrot many a cry |
| She contradicts Billy |
| Scheme a fellow set out in the garden |
| Be wary of a hunter, say |
| Obey it or turn red! |
| Game, and minced lamb too |
| Hang out somewhere posh? |
| It may be above a keeper’s head |
| Guess correctly that you mustn’t knock off |
| Author well said to need no help |
| British Airways unit making a lot of noise |
| The whole team lamented aloud |
| Heiress’s passion |
| Bird getting a letter from Al |
| Opera set in Ascot? |
| A waterfowl on the Nile |
| One badly broken? |
| In Wales, an undiluted hogshead |
| Need to come and pick up |
| Tough participant in the Manx Grand Prix |
| Take tea, perhaps |
| A national overhead? |
| The hospital worker possibly rode on the railway |
| Form of sari a modest woman wouldn’t put on |
| Thanks to the navy, one might sail on it |
| Multicoloured, but it can possibly look fine in brown |
| Prepared to swallow |
| Hat that can double as a gong! |
| His accommodating soldiers, implies rents |
| Black and blue and very angry |
| Round part of a razor blade |
| Was prepared from sound wood |
| Where tyres are concerned, let down a bit |
| The chalky-faced sisters? |
| Enough food for days? |
| Kids crying over juvenile errors |
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