Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 14th 2022) 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.
| Goes and fixes things |
| Protracted story about certain killers? |
| Regarded as having vision? |
| A little matter of national importance! |
| Auks flying backwards? |
| Being an expert swimmer is a bit of a lottery |
| A dish of mealies formerly useful to navigators |
| Military style headgear with twisted spike |
| Craftily united in the conquest of space |
| It's a confusing thing to do |
| In a mood that's low |
| Possibly a source of sauce during supper-time |
| To back the woman is an alternative |
| The mien of some roving pirates |
| They're literally chums |
| A paid player |
| It's soft, that is, even when crusty |
| The average first-class return can be viewed as informative, generally |
| Traditional style Swiss city of rubbernecks |
| Beastly idleness |
| See an old archbishop as a boy |
| Wrongfully took letters out of Chile, possibly |
| Carry out an order for early closing |
| Planet seen as the centre of a mural at sunrise |
| Food for certain days |
| Writer fed up with a piece of poetry |
| He's among the greatest ex-champions alive |
| Happy to make appeals to the Editor |
| The rest requires a little skill at the piano |
| A chap good to have in a bit of trouble |
| Legally, as a rule |
| A boy beater? |
| Fighting to finish in a knockout |
| Stretch up the river? |
| Spilt ginger-beer, perhaps, in a vehicle |
| 'Hasten', in chiefly poetic usage |
| Townsman? |
| Noisy pupil with style and talent |
| Going ahead in a coach is always an advantage |
| What the storm did, that upset Edgar |
| Everybody gets a note for £50 |
| A soft one can be quietly downtrodden |
| Nell, evidently fast mistress |
| Name Bob, not me, as a rich or powerful man |