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- June 26th, 2024
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Dialect using two letters or three crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of June 26th, 2024 other clues |
| Ducks due to lofted shots by opening batter |
| A flower sprang up |
| Erudite speech, one reads |
| One bent on boozing? |
| A walk in spring |
| Possibly infallible start, in the end |
| It's on foot, though a horse is involved |
| Live at central Tooting with a girl |
| Preposition that can help you make a point |
| Where, in Gulliver's Travels, Paul's possibly given thanks |
| In sum, just a dash |
| Good place for a bloke to get a bit of help |
| Finest of tube stations |
| Chopin piece, a dance |
| Holes in one's body! |
| Animal found in Ireland |
| Bit of a clever Dick, yet a great composer! |
| Consider a possibly dusty answer |
| In circulation, they're subject to inflation |
| Puritan, but saucy on the quiet |
| She puts lb50 on the nail, possibly |
| Game for a bonehead, being drunk |
| Any way but north, or so it's said |
| Mark and I interrupt Stanley |
| From central Spain and Madras, they obviously aren't all Spanish |
| Genuine right to swill ale |
| In southern Crete, perhaps, is there such service? |
| Tender in a noisy bar? |
| Steal, and there may be an arrest |
| Bind damaged parts |
| Vehicles for second class road purposes |
| They get eaten up in the stratosphere |
| Trainee uniform for plain clothes men, that's clear |
| Maize dished up with a smile out East |
| Being pious about me is commonplace |
| Nickname for wild brutes? |
| Like the players to watch with some dedication? |
| Sound asleep |
| Slight advantages on a hill, in battle |
| A little drink is wrong for a party leader |
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