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- September 6th, 2019
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of September 6th, 2019 other clues |
| Gathers it’s the answer to a leg-break |
| Being unscrupulous, but having no staying power |
| Are attached to, though had come loose before |
| Happening to have left the T out of “flat” |
| Talks about the right food for vegetarians to eat |
| Agrees with - the joint has a simple fracture |
| Found minus its dust jacket? |
| Criticises the return game |
| Ramble on about a repairman |
| Confine to a half of bitter in the pub |
| With a female, talking money |
| Guff from the punters? |
| Like unjustified claims to be a landowner? |
| Among a thousand, four hundred and ninety-nine |
| Unusually fair to myself, temporarily |
| Leaves half the side pieces |
| Watching golf while you’re being shown over |
| First to go into the drink, is frantic |
| The creature returns again when one turns the lights down |
| Continuing to exist, being supported by |
| He plays for Philip and the Queen |
| Suppose a mine goes off when the soldier enters it |
| Small, trim and thin |
| The incident of the pie throwing does seem very funny |
| Is given to believe one empathises with |
| Remember to confine to the home and to look after |
| When it speeds up will, you understand, wobble |
| On the way back, confessing to killing |
| Lengthen for the page on tractor assembly |
| That the car is faulty, be going to attribute to |
| Burst it and ran off |
| To avoid the odd bust up, for instance |
| Nothing but a bird |
| The proper wine for a lady |
| A very good-sounding dessert |
| Weaken and look after the little rascal |
| It’s frozen fish the doctor caught |
| Given a tip, say, to nominate |
| Stand down, having retired, and I get in |
| Apply to the new member of the government |
| Are they worn by someone who is poor but happy? |
| Argued one should see the cricketer in action |
| “Capital” is “big”, see |
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