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- January 30th, 2017
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of January 30th, 2017 other clues |
| Terribly vain fellow? |
| Army officer in the Colditz story |
| In figures, it's possible to cheat, even |
| Masterly unknown character, is he? |
| The insouciant way in which Algy gets out of line |
| A lot to pay for chops at the West End |
| Provide generous cover for distracted mothers |
| Reveals how to get into Sunday school |
| Uncle Tom's place |
| More descriptive of London? |
| What the poilu has to put on his hair |
| Explosive piece of journalism |
| Tool used in getting a gauge recalibrated |
| Abuts in a way that is unusual, but instrumental |
| Figure a companion to be a swimmer |
| In bed, perhaps, resented and sent out |
| Drink, little one |
| A growing boy in a car! |
| Big prize a sailor has to shoot for |
| Aimed to reorganise means of communication |
| Plant a bit of privet in front of the church |
| Dusty, untidy room? |
| Hundredweight? |
| Pet pugilist? |
| Applies to what was formerly in reserve |
| It's said, out west, to be in the east |
| A high-sounding word for "hurry" |
| Was of service, but showed no haste |
| Anger relatable to race |
| Stick some of the guests round the corner! |
| Old-fashioned fop helping the helmsman with his hair |
| Not as a version for piano, perhaps |
| Of Irish butter? |
| A black time for the champion, we hear |
| Poisonous creature causing mother to hide the bottle opener |
| A deliverer with bottle |
| Medico from Indochina |
| Go round to hold in a broken rib! |
| Bad time going round the East Central area |
| What a heavyweight may be in a match |
| Struggle to find the right rhyme |
| Socially, to have a warm place for a toff? |
| One wrecked in departing? |
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