Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 9th 2020) 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.
| Mull over and reckon to be not at home |
| That's the fifteenth letter from France he's got |
| Only about half ripe, suddenly |
| Of course I would need to be trained in it |
| Report on again when you get back |
| Fish from the highest point |
| With which, up to no good, one tripped over the camp-stool? |
| Bottle up the remainder of the water |
| Remained when I left to wander off |
| She's some ballerina making a comeback |
| Make a Green, somehow, see red |
| Having been told it was wrong to sit down? |
| She's put in the wrong seat again |
| Claim to have in one's possession |
| Extremely tough fight to get a bronze |
| Very quick in giving me the rice to cook |
| Remain impassive when you shake your head |
| Is going into the mountain due to bad visibility |
| Can I mend the torn net? It is old |
| It's good to give fish to the ill |
| Rush to fill up |
| They're back numbers, child |
| In which there are more likely to be donkeys than horses grazing! |
| Always the same - having an excuse for not tipping |
| Give her some anemones to arrange |
| Make it small as opposed to thick |
| Began, you said, right in the middle |
| Score with the cryptic clue for "tray" |
| People try to act in it |
| Outstrip when restored to health |
| Looking quickly through the so-and-so book? |
| Left in charge of it, is permissible |
| It gives the pedigree one row at a time |
| See California not as a visitor to it |
| Proceeds to give the answers |
| Should that be so, where is it packed? |
| You, my love, are playing against the German |
| Be nice and don't thump the cards down on the table! |
| Yes, figure protecting it makes sense |
| Fix and clean, with difficulty, the spire |
| Vain, too; out to get applause |
| The whole ten are mad with anger |
| About military intelligence, is naive |
| Set by the boy to trap one |