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- June 26th, 2020
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of June 26th, 2020 other clues |
| It allows you to exhibit just how house-proud you are! |
| Emphasise the Arab cities are different all round |
| Own you are forced to |
| Cheerful, which is auspicious |
| Aloof, I stand beating time |
| In the buff, hugging a plutocrat |
| Replace the really good top player spoken of |
| In a hurry to have a drink, gets a round |
| Multum in parvo is less than accurate |
| The wine was revolting |
| Disaster averted by your neighbour’s phoning you? |
| It beams down from way up, to call attention to |
| Satisfy as being suitable |
| One of the farm’s adjuncts that remains always the same? |
| Does it get your foot accustomed to wearing it? |
| How drivers could see they were behind a dogcart? |
| Esteemed and confident, taking a walkabout |
| Admiration, in particular |
| Is to set off round about six – flying |
| She’s a backer, too |
| In a while, the weed got entwined with the plant |
| Didn’t economise – too exhausted |
| Rather small bird having a funny fight in it |
| Good gracious! I’m no longer topsy-turvy! |
| Getting on with the shutting up of the shop-front |
| A derelict pub, exhort to go into |
| Instead changed the first to “repugnance” |
| To hand the water to requires quite a gymnastic feat |
| The fathead is convinced there’s a crack |
| Satisfaction is derived from the colonisation |
| That is to cover the girl in, silly! |
| Stupidly lie about and stupidly get caught |
| Your crony is standing a round |
| Is he mincing liver for the monkey? |
| Vindicates – the meteorologist’s forecast of improving weather? |
| Landed, carrying “The Wandering Meteor” actors |
| Gloat unfairly over the three that flopped completely |
| Colour when the man’s name is spoken |
| How one regretted making the acrimonious remark? |
| New versions of those coloured moored platforms? |
| A lady had come round about even before that |
| That’s what we’re talking about, children |
| For the journey back, the same case |
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