Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 13th 2018) 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.
| Travelling by train out - isn’t flying |
| Should be insured, darling |
| Contracted, which irritated one |
| Obliged to return something bought at the grocer’s |
| Claim of the newspapermen suppressing it |
| Wait to check that mother has got in |
| On the subject of actors, is dull |
| Find to have been badly maintained |
| Leading some back into the garrison |
| Rip to shreds, sadly |
| Stops before one gives utterance to |
| The result of not thinning out - sheer stupidity |
| Expostulate, or go off, when the pets romp outside |
| One’s contacts outside for the mutinies |
| With a bad heart or otherwise, is not staying at home |
| He’s caught the carp, is prepared to stuff it |
| A simple silver lining that’s skimpy |
| Having the impudence to confront |
| A type of stress |
| Finds just the extent of the action taken |
| Had got together, one understood |
| Said OK, it is a traditional procedure |
| Skilful as a driver must be on a road in France |
| Excited, shot into the air |
| Kid in a foreign country with a bouquet |
| Does nothing until the exam results come out? |
| Mark square one |
| Holds the shellfish I caught |
| Put away, with the exception of |
| Trips the twit and the attendants catch him |
| Teach the others about self-control |
| A pointer from the boss |
| Because the pastry in it rises in layers |
| In addition to being equally fit |
| A boyfriend in the firm |
| Having let one in, became chatty |
| Confirming the removal of, from the house? |
| He was the first one on to take a look around |
| At about four, again, there’s a great uproar |
| There’s flavouring, I notice, inside and outside |
| Said it’s a foreign veneer |
| Prepared to encase the man in ice |
| Island houses |
| Notice the chaps going in to change |
| Gems from royal rings are on display outside |
| Feeling great, travelling on top of a double-decker? |