Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 25th 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.
| Having been charged too much |
| So the cooked hot meal brought round is disgusting |
| Really go for nothing |
| Might be nice to take mother to, for entertainment |
| So then moved right into the seats |
| Looking very tired, cancelled |
| Interrupted the conversation on how the golfer won the hole? |
| Gets plastered, perhaps, and gets into a row |
| Get a move on, do. It's probably way ahead of you! |
| Complain about and have a right to complain |
| When the person I came in with makes a slighting remark |
| Usually the dope gets really confused |
| Gosh! A title! |
| Make up for the bad hairdo |
| Informed it's been planted over |
| Attacking verbally, which is toying |
| Entering the contest underprepared and overtired |
| Clothing, one at a time |
| Follows '20' into a back street |
| Intend to get a large mug to put it in |
| Having me, myself, take notes - bound to act as reminders |
| Getting rid of the girl the lad is crazy about |
| Understood to have been behind it |
| Who made the bed collapse? |
| They say it's best, now, to have eye shades |
| Wrapped up, is protected against the elements |
| Obvious censorship and that's definite |
| Chatting about what the hailstones are doing to the roof? |
| They accept blame for the treatment |
| Speaking for myself, as an individual and friend |
| Had drunk, having removed the top |
| Having been half convinced, convince yourself entirely |
| Assume you'll agree to back |
| "I still have my shirt", as the unlucky gambler said? |
| Get wrinkled again in the bag |
| However perfectly matched |
| Breaking a rule, where the maths student made a mistake? |
| Came by, irritated |
| Rather testy, but for not very long |
| Stupid, ogles Mrs Turner |
| Fondly left the tiny dog to play outside |
| Suspicion that it's a fish found in the well? |
| Poison roughly one in five thousand |
| Mark took, young, to drink |