Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (June 4th 2024) 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.
| Fathead going up a tree? |
| Hero perhaps half involved in wrestling |
| In very different ways, a solitary individual |
| Sorry about that cake |
| A good place for Adam's ale |
| Electrical work isn't exactly tiring |
| She's vowed to be good |
| Unites in making a stink |
| Is she too old to miss? |
| Place satisfactorily in a set arrangement |
| Game often involving rolling on the floor |
| Bearded Billy |
| Run into a pole, possibly |
| White substance used in dental care |
| In a well known case, either of identical twins |
| Dad gives the press photographers a start! |
| Devious, but simply not devilish? |
| Are they unique in bone structure? |
| Such pigeons are humanely shot |
| In which the labour is little different from a candy store? |
| Barricade the street! |
| To be frank, there's nothing to write |
| Second of three formidable words |
| Sounds a bit obscure, but it's a sea bird |
| The birds always place them before us |
| A discouraging contraction |
| President always good for a rousing speech? |
| As worn by women in the N. Pacific? |
| Weapon needed to master a warlike politician? |
| Undertakes to distribute grease |
| Vessel just about wrecked |
| The girl in the song |
| It's heavenly, we hear, in the Hebrides |
| Bit of a catastrophe, but it puts an edge on things |
| Judge an animal to have a prehensile tail |
| Weakly proclaimed, but at regular intervals |
| An American in Paris |
| As drawn, they vary in length |
| Pilots stuck in traffic |
| Unconsciousness of something missing in a fight? |
| Look dissatisfied with a milk supplier in outer Southall |
| Be disloyal to the woman, if only fairly |
| Having gone in first, perhaps, keep gong |
| Cropped up in the flower garden? |