Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (November 29th 2016) clues of Evening Standard Cryptic crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 41 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| A certain time, nearly at the end of August |
| Agitatedly paces the room |
| It can obviously figure in a vegetarian repast |
| Like the owls now found in the outskirts of Surrey |
| Being drunk, might he go with Judy? |
| Where to pull up what may be pulled out |
| A reach up the river? |
| With a world wide network, we get big-headed |
| A rep travelling in fruit |
| To do so, sound crews may be needed |
| Mystic rites or essays |
| Where there are kiddies, much wild screeching is possible |
| It may have its local head |
| The age of galleons |
| Down in the dale, perhaps, it's tolerated |
| Park explorer in Africa, a saintly Scot |
| The Romans imagined him to be two-faced |
| Such meat can be provided by Henry Gore |
| The batsman immediately facing attack |
| My first fanciful fabrications |
| Derry's new cup |
| I get in a muddle and start burning! |
| One crying out for correction? |
| A river and, on the side, a region |
| It's not only in London that he has a hammer! |
| Soldiers tearing up a lot of newspapers |
| Additionally, it means more to the French |
| Many longings are kept out of sight |
| Make runs with the cut stroke? |
| A tasteful hospice - no useless house! |
| Flier taking the right road north |
| She's been married at least once |
| Could it help keep one's chest a bit warm in bed? |
| One instrumental in making up a collection? |
| Pushes ahead on the piste, perhaps |
| One gypsy or many, maybe |
| In a famous novel, –Madame” has some books to change |
| Notes the speed at which to put the gas in |
| I repeat, there's no loss |
| Sort of food to get the dogs going? |
| You'll never see him in Rotherhithe! |