Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (February 28th 2025) 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.
| For "odd", the usual clue, I interposed, is "strange" |
| Elevenses, though it's not quite eleven |
| Finding it strange to be out of a job |
| Seasoned and put away |
| Garment the unmarried start a trousseau with |
| Make for the top |
| Having taken a look at, left |
| Did the tennis player fall while making it? |
| Maddens with ridiculous requirements |
| Satisfaction obtained from the imparting of knowledge |
| Could have run into debt, you say, in Ireland |
| As a result, there are no more notches after that |
| When bitten, ran |
| Reviews when the play's no longer showing |
| Goes on to the next page of "Reforms" |
| What the fool, the silly chap, has on his head? |
| An offshoot of the British/American farm |
| The wreckage floats, drifting a mile on |
| Grass that upsets herbivores |
| Two hours behind one, in time |
| Wrongly, is not taken to account for one's behaviour |
| Determined, he got through to the paper |
| The animal will run after, you bet |
| Whirl wind |
| It's a sickness you get from fish, miss |
| Duck, darling! |
| Offer to repair it and you have to give it up |
| Give an exclamation and run after him |
| Have a very high regard for Paul |
| Bean that may well feature in a vegetarian's diet |
| Am sure to beat at, having entered: they're no experts |
| Unconcern about the separation |
| Arrest in the art gallery |
| Does it moan when you pull it up? |
| Continue trying to get those unpacked clothes wearable? |
| Having been referred to by as "plump," went to see |
| Nobody opposed to at the moment, but it's only temporary |
| On the understanding he's to get the plants |
| Not to mention going out late and unaccompanied |
| It's my belief it will be retracted, too |
| After tea laugh at one's discomfiture |
| About how old the facade is, be of one mind |
| "Awful creeps", one put in, "is absolutely right" |
| Carrying too much weight and imperious |