Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (December 17th 2021) clues of Evening Standard Cryptic crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 46 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Not the twit who's thin on top? |
| Why the hard-bitten crook gave himself up? |
| Time to turn in, the soldier reveals |
| Get the letter off |
| Run back to find people trapped in agony |
| Adds to the contents of the jug |
| Was wobbly from the second blow |
| The cry of an animal, though you say no |
| Run right into the chopper, turning |
| Concealed a number in the latter half |
| Many, since, having been badly affected by cuts |
| The biggest exam, everybody will enter for |
| Said "Awful racket outside" with scorn |
| An obvious attempt to discourage imitators |
| Conclude it's a coating of some kind |
| Tips from people who are not to be trusted |
| Give the last ball-point to |
| Rule out the hundred in cash |
| Three meals a day and money you don't have to work for |
| So see first the performer |
| Following behind the Queen |
| Stop in the shade, terribly hot |
| Experience, when you rehearse |
| He'll wait until the trip is over |
| Someone noisily closing the door of the old car? |
| What I see floating in a great expanse of water |
| Created excitement when one dived off the bridge into the river? |
| Change your mind when you regain consciousness |
| Wrongly accept to be an accident |
| Don't forget to carry inside and look after |
| Produced, to make the hole with |
| Tell you it's right and make you very happy |
| Bets the dope has been swallowed by the dogs |
| Is keen to get the building site surrounding the church |
| Tend to stoop |
| Drank to get warm |
| In which, drunk on the hard stuff, one's very merry |
| To give it significance, at the end we land outside |
| Empty the sack |
| "Strived" is wrong, but it does amuse one |
| If you don't mind listening to excuses |
| Not voting to give to one's successors |
| The Scottish leader is given access by the guard |
| He eats a lot - too much, putting weight on |
| One by one forming part of the act |
| See, all right, when you open your eyes |