Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 7th 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.
| A treat for the stray dogs in the enclosure? |
| Aggravating to dress in - I have a few |
| A first class return from the island |
| The fellow has a right to be furtive |
| Gets rid of some undesirable characters? |
| Usually getting the facts really garbled |
| The crane swinging at the back is no help at all |
| Intend to go in to hire some things to wear |
| Ring and, in turmoil, split about the weapon |
| Exploited the old |
| Particularly when it's more than anyone else's |
| Take longer in the telling than |
| What you do to get a title, perhaps |
| Even though I have the odd bleat about it |
| Runners grown in your garden |
| Very upset when a gun went off, shied uncontrollably |
| Summer pants and a top for the cricketer |
| Yell and clap |
| Concerning the handouts to various regions |
| Concluded it's superior to |
| At a loose end and not dressed yet? |
| From the flower seller a grim, crotchety, "Sold out!" |
| One's pet starter |
| The subject of how dangerous sunbathing is? |
| Do travellers have a terribly long wait to get one? |
| With only myself to count on |
| Twigs they're not real hair |
| Giving to an Australian animal in the hut |
| By which ploughers steer a straight course? |
| The person looking at the paper works in television |
| Putting a foot into the wrong one repeatedly |
| The animal upset the beer, all right |
| Round up, with a comrade |
| How a queen can't see things from her own viewpoint? |
| Dislocate, which does inconvenience you |
| Was firm about not leaving the TV on the floor? |
| Not mad about silver, though it's very popular |
| Dismissed as "unfashionable" |
| Standing at the bottom, turn round |
| The impression you stand to make |
| Drink, when you urge to, squash |
| With scorn said "Involved in a racket" |
| One of the family appears at midnight, looking haggard |
| Lots and lots of writing on the various wars |