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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 44 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Report from a gun, loaded |
| Twain being spoken of, also |
| The former forward was very good |
| "Not Much Left." Strange title |
| He's nice though rather peculiar - a foreigner |
| Again one had left alone, it's true |
| A big cravat from the many in store |
| Working, then not, from time to time |
| Animals' tails that are mere stubs |
| Might or won't be eaten by the vegetarian |
| Get the knack of backing it in, though not enjoying it |
| Insisting that you tell them all again |
| And there's little cover for the outlaw |
| Mistake for a girl |
| Looks like a paper-cutter inside |
| Manly? Rot! Nonsense! Like an elderly woman |
| A garment that will withstand wear? That's my forte |
| Don't go on, you beast! |
| Muttered that mother was very sorry |
| Also covering a case in the West Indies |
| It's not Thatcher he's criticising |
| The boy is a little shorter than the woman |
| Execute the order to remove? |
| Said as briefly as possible, help with the dictionary compilation |
| Even getting a puncture! |
| The sweets stand, one said emphatically |
| Try to gain access, which is an infringement of the rules |
| Something soft to walk on is one's only luxury |
| Always in one's thoughts? |
| Was economical with water again the day after |
| After chucking the gun out, having a ball |
| Be under the impression that you'll give it your consideration |
| Shone when there was a gale out at sea |
| Getting a retraction from the soldier in time |
| Among the rest may be included our cars |
| Does it indicate ill humour? |
| No increase - that's a thing of the past |
| Proving to be a bouncer? |
| So a whale can be trained completely |
| As a joke, get out the cruet with the hole in it |
| Make for, having miscued |
| Responds again to the "Scat!" by going off |
| For that reason, the cover is thick |
| The cries of horses? |