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- October 6th, 2020
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Every one is packed in a tea chest crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of October 6th, 2020 other clues |
| The sort of monkey-business that wrecks a ship? |
| Mean to get drunk |
| Pictures of wheels? |
| Being big is wonderful |
| Only a long-headed individual |
| Revolutionary assembly helping to support rail travel |
| Make out that cinders are sifted |
| Field of pleasure |
| New fashioned service |
| On the way, always keep out of the ditch! |
| Where to work away for a cut price |
| He'll give you a squeeze, love |
| Self-centred fathead in a pixie hood! |
| Dad has no wood to make a fine display! |
| A clan migrating by water |
| Investment finally gets a poor return for this group |
| To back her is a help |
| Goat-men are capable of explosive power! |
| Benders the lower members have |
| Urged to give a boy a bit of breakfast |
| In court, she's defensive |
| It lends inflexibility to a leader at church |
| A chutney ingredient's humble place |
| It grows dome-shaped |
| Judas, apparently, replaced a tractor part |
| Land in the water |
| He's known to be hungry for pursuit |
| Going out of turn, Bert upsets the blighter! |
| Writer fed up with a piece of poetry |
| Abrade the cuffs? |
| Mounting assistance |
| Refusal, in any case, to be a nuisance |
| Possibly iron tin opener used during dinner |
| Though soft in caress, perhaps, is abrasive |
| Two Florentine pieces once in circulation |
| Aspiring to be greedy about a jewellery item |
| To fine leg? |
| Standard Anglo-Saxon soldiers |
| Arrive to join me and the commander |
| Buck? No John |
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