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- March 24th, 2020
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of March 24th, 2020 other clues |
| Form of meat loaf maybe containing a lump of fat |
| Many a measure is a sure thing |
| Pretend to be discerning? |
| Stay out of bed for gymnastic exercise? |
| Best way to get out of debt |
| Paid and unpaid, maybe a romp |
| Jack causes me total confusion |
| Favouring some show of force? |
| A sound boat-race crew, as at Chiswick |
| The style to accommodate a girl, mister! |
| Fake note – what a pity! |
| The look of one left for ever? |
| The score to win by in the cold season |
| Ian Lee’s girl? |
| Investigate how £5 got into the river |
| A noisy but honest business |
| The choirmaster’s daughter? |
| A double somersault would be too much for him |
| Come down and brighten up |
| Garment a soldier is allowed |
| Rants wildly about mountain lakes |
| Listener named for identification |
| She’s greyish and may turn paler |
| “Long” means more than twelve months |
| When Ida Fry packed up for the weekend |
| Being superstitious, a muleteer has one |
| It gets a track athlete nowhere |
| Centre of the arts |
| Dog fit to be not beyond help |
| A particular way to make time |
| A corny combination, but colourful |
| State electricity? |
| Around the quarter deck, could be the dinner gong! |
| Swells loud during a soft composition |
| Narrow water, the line to take in crossing |
| Stately booze up? |
| Throw out that dud vet, I see! |
| By numbers |
| Feeling no end upset, being catty |
| Batch of trainees at the point of arrival |
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