Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (April 14th 2016) clues of Evening Standard Cryptic crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 44 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| When a team's out for a bit of training, it means progress |
| Garment for a maiden maybe? |
| View of a spectacle? |
| Continental in the biggest possible way |
| It's at the end of the street that one finds little birds |
| If its end became soft, would it go limp? |
| Be about to get ahead with something in person |
| Little creature a humble rustic could have with peas |
| Grouse, yes, but it doesn't taste the same |
| Furnished for a certain period, religiously |
| Pay out generously, albeit sadly |
| Names dutifully listed |
| A superior letter to the Standard, from Jacob's brother |
| Like Jack Sprat's wife, presumably? |
| Could it grow in the middle of the street? |
| Many are on the way in a foreign coaster |
| Only small parts of the course of a river |
| Feast on duck with a vegetable |
| In certain parts, this is out of the way |
| If you want something to eat, see the next page |
| Good fresh pears should be sweet and juicy |
| Many have spoken of such a victory |
| Considered overall, it's tough stuff |
| Read The Last of the Mohicans possibly |
| Bad mark for a boy who gets out of line |
| Hits with a rasp, maybe |
| Not exactly recent, but still acceptable |
| Suitable forename for a saintly female? |
| A little drink is wrong for a political leader |
| The good man always has half a bottle for a sailor |
| Sweets that go bad when put in water |
| Live at Bourne End, as a worker |
| Some may come from Germany |
| Happy to be led astray about a blend of tea |
| Avoid giving the Spanish due treatment |
| She makes a point |
| Work for some cause |
| Preferably the artist on the right |
| 500 ahead, let's assume |
| In forests, one finds 'lodges' |
| Do this to about a hundred and you have about fifty |
| It can make you look frowning or wry, somehow |
| Go gaily on an excursion |
| Crooked piece of out-of-the-way gambling |