Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (January 3rd 2020) 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.
| Exhausted, having had fun in the garden? |
| Saying it’s ivory when it’s not? |
| Name the prison |
| In a jiffy, giving you a synonym for “wobbly” |
| Felt it had been dealt with |
| Kept talking about the many who had betrayed one’s trust |
| Now and again turns to the compere |
| To surprise, crack and beat an egg into |
| How much the daily gets is halved |
| A fellow-expert? The cheek! |
| Are ignorant of the fact that you’re no friend of |
| Turn the light on and I’ll think about it |
| A penny from, as a tip! |
| “Heavens”, the scamp put in “it’s not big enough!” |
| They set off to get the books |
| The rest get a memento to carry |
| Recapitulating on the beating |
| Gracious and laid-back, having a drink |
| Born to carry a gun, though you say not |
| Soon there’s a vacancy and a girl is sent round |
| Got into shape again and mended one’s ways |
| Help turn the handle as well |
| Like the dog annoyed at being carried about? |
| Many a racecourse is considered lucky by the superstitious |
| Judge to be deliberate |
| Make an effort to find your ancestry |
| We got the pet swimming in the sea – and it climbs |
| Seriously, it’s how you exercise in the gym |
| With a need to unwind, a gentleman about to mooch |
| Home, having been sick in the punt |
| The bumpy road back home has been spruced up |
| Gets blazing at the novice with bad sight |
| Only having a drink on coming in |
| The house work starts to daunt one |
| Now, the jellied eel is for her |
| Understanding one’s having an affair with |
| Is it too hot to wear anything? |
| Put “To execute, behead” |
| Jeer at the local taking the stand |
| Made the rain pour though and soak |
| Very eager to put one into art |
| Say how much you love singing? |
| He calls for it in a flap, to save face |
| Scarred – and it’s noticeable |
| Laugh at the vehicle Giles is leaving on |
| He damaged, at the Victoria and Albert, a number |