Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 23rd 2019) 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.
| Requiring substantial effort (like a bit of a heave?) |
| One thing to do when a beast is cooked |
| She has only an odd pair left |
| A salient feature of perjury |
| President possibly sat on |
| It can protect a soldier, darling |
| A man's name for mid-morning sickness? |
| He joins mum at the Nag's Head |
| Where, in France, to play a scale |
| A ton of runs |
| A Damoclean supporter |
| Bring up at the back |
| They join the surgeon's union |
| For which the ball needs to be round |
| Browne the belt |
| It can be bottled in the Netherlands |
| Explosive pieces of journalism |
| Kept going to the devil? |
| Conservative tax |
| Her ladle's broken |
| Pay it at last after a bit of a reminder |
| Less modern ingredient of petrol, derv, etc. |
| Tasteful publicity for a volatile girl |
| Ship's master roving out East |
| Genuine contribution to speech therapy |
| Uselessly moving the anvil to the rear of the smithy |
| Town in Uruguay, presumably |
| Copy me a duplicate letter! |
| Teacher is wrong, yet right |
| Horseman in Greek myth |
| Harshly criticise all |
| Saves broken pottery |
| Discover there's money to be paid |
| Excited, not uselessly |
| A spell out of shape |
| Many a measure is a sure thing |
| Did the shifty thing, drove me mad |
| A bitty story |
| If taken, not beaten |
| To back the mare as an option |
| In a string quartet, the one with the biggest belly |
| A teetotaller, I see, nevertheless high |
| Concerning me and certain servicemen |
| Beast taking a battering? |