Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 10th 2023) 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.
| Liking the result of your elbow grease |
| Called one in, feeling sorry for |
| Find the staff mind being involved in the game |
| The pies I test out on father |
| Go off for servicing |
| They're evidently not happy as larks in America! |
| What it costs to produce an attractive-looking coin? |
| Give further support to, having got home |
| Free about fifty with no trouble |
| That's quite a lot for just a horse |
| You get the key |
| Desert sand |
| The piano duet is somehow held to induce a row |
| Says, by the way, it's the wrong seat |
| Don't let out about, to the newspapermen |
| In Italy, dear, the meal wouldn't have a sweet |
| Strive to cheat as many as possible |
| Be patient and share my suffering |
| Try to get a slug of |
| Shorten and give it a loose perm all round |
| Gives an impressive show of anger? |
| A repentant prisoner? Unoriginal |
| Plan to give an indication to the retiring editor |
| A certain person therefore, will be with me at lunchtime |
| Black and greasy when cooked |
| A mother without whom none of us would exist! |
| Say you don't intend to run |
| Anxious to keep out of shooting range |
| Find and take right back with one |
| Getting really pally with is stupid |
| Promise, if thou bringest home the bacon! |
| A lady has been sent round again? So soon? |
| Leaves with the attendants |
| Worth taking time to travel right through |
| My sweet nothings |
| Involve the file at the centre back |
| The odd cat loses its tail in a fight |
| Holding the double spike and poking about with |
| Couldn't stand to see - hated terribly |
| Am, in the snap, going for a swim from the vessel |
| The bad girl reverted, in the book |
| Boxed in, investigated the possibility of stealing |
| Concede that nobody can repress a cry of pain |
| Clear about the time |
| Something to read in the coach |
| Talk that, though quiet, does prove disturbing |