Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 6th 2023) clues of Evening Standard Cryptic crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 46 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Trouble there is about that infernal debt? |
| Caught up with a clear round, all right |
| A sound reason for the bird’s cries |
| Metes out to the belles |
| Believe the picture will be brought round in |
| Rogue whose father is liable to be fired |
| Really good, which is odd |
| Something to wear, for the director |
| Shout “The woman in red!” |
| Nice weather here, cool in America |
| Eats or reserves for a future occasion |
| Restored to favour when one got it back again |
| Is furious right away - for a long time |
| Can move in free and that’s bad |
| To accommodate the gun, did expand |
| Place in a job |
| When one gets close, is just as good as |
| Facing the other way and going off |
| Takes from the caddies what the caddies give one |
| A case that will really interest you |
| I mean to arrange that the dog goes in for treatment |
| He would have you believe he’s had a previous offer |
| The burly test-playing bumpkin entering |
| Enter breezily? |
| Not the setter, but the setter free! |
| Just a line to say there’s going to be a merger |
| Do battle with, to get the first course |
| Made an impression when one entered |
| A temperance advocate and a pain, at the embassy? |
| Not bad habit in a junior |
| Controlled by the female in front |
| A veneer - that’s all there is to it |
| “An inspiration” does give you a laugh |
| Without her, “20 Across” does seem unhappy |
| When the maid left, I remained with her |
| Kids like going into the stands |
| Getting old for appearing in public in |
| Arm with a stick |
| A mutt is among the best possible dogs |
| The vehicle I sent off in a container |
| The same ones I’m playing with in the game |
| They dispense with the poor fielders |
| Are the inhabitants of these islands never hostile? |
| Warning that again sinks in |
| Suitable seas for clippers and cutters? |
| Now in trim, flaunt oneself |