Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (January 13th 2024) clues of Evening Standard Classic crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 78 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Peru's capital

Gorge

Mild oath

First man

Oscar winner ____ Berry

____ McEntire of country music

Greek letter

Passenger vehicles

Scads (2 wds.)

Bridge hand

Fawn's fathers

Bestow

Consumer

Go inside

Attraction

Heap

Brings up

Worship

Certain dashes

Most simple

Dove's sound

Parking lot employee

Awkward

Speech problem

Raspy

Fundamental

Odor

A Baldwin

Anchorman ____ Jennings

Coffee vessels

Average skirt

Corrode

Tooth part

Defeat

Dressed to the ____

Sailing

Rustic hotels

Poverty-stricken

"____ we forget"

Loaf

Suggestion

Wrestling pads

Nonprofessional

Morally pure

____ couture

Communion table

Walk heavily

Untidy state

Police drama

Ignited again

Higher than

Starchy tuber (sl.)

Poisonous element

Great happiness

District

Fasting season

Endure

Verse writer

Taxing agcy.

Urgent abbr.

Loud noise

Cake decorator

Klutz's cry

Brief letter

Radio spots

Draws out

Not artificial

Religious dissent

Animated deer

UFO pilot

Auto type

Large pebble

Surrendered

Actor Sean ____

Huron's neighbor

Stood up

Nays

Right away!

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