Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 18th 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.
| To get two ducks at speed requires vigour |
| Benefit from a foul throw |
| It's often filthy and can be cruel |
| It's only natural that one should form an attachment |
| Lifelong criminal? |
| Far from skilfully, remarkably enough! |
| Uncle provides transportation for some yams |
| One drink at a time |
| She denies being upset |
| He's very good at throwing and catching |
| Do few hammers have such impact? |
| It's said to frighten cats |
| Part of the fireplace to renew |
| Covered with armour, perhaps |
| One has an excellent right to broadcast on it |
| Though uniformly styled, it varies in cut |
| Land of men in song |
| Make up at lunchtime, perhaps |
| To hear clearly, you need more than one |
| City where the carioca may have started? |
| He'll just have to do |
| Sign used by Marie Stopes |
| Is he inhumanly able to rob? |
| A hard bed |
| Take an order to finish duty |
| Flighty, pigheaded admirer |
| Outwardly Hungarian part of China? |
| Makes asinine utterances |
| In truth, this can be so monotonous! |
| Waved or wavered |
| Entreat to be good |
| Nook in which it's nice to be out of breath? |
| He told us the old, old stories! |
| State to be freshly cleared |
| The school head cried when given the brush off |
| In the Far East, yes, an ancient god! |
| Cry out for new creches |
| Cleric who again takes the doctor's part |
| I'm after one as an objective |
| Piece of granular product obtainable from the moon |
| Is it up to an artist to wear one? |
| Soviet politician who had his own ballet company? |
| Kitty gets started with one in the canteen |
| He's said to be fly |