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- August 1st, 2024
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Examines what may be fit for consumption by saints! crossword clue
S I F T S
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of August 1st, 2024 other clues |
| Mr Todd of the Flying Squad |
| The idea that beef is about lb1 |
| Mineral wealth meaning nothing to the Italian? |
| The right rhyme for 'drunk' |
| Island in the wild part of Dalmatia |
| A horse, that is, for a little girl |
| Being fit is a bit of a blessing |
| Musical monologue in opera, perhaps |
| Moira confused an islander |
| Lash it back with a rope's end! |
| To a saint, the pious conclusion is the flowery part! |
| Gets the use of George's? |
| Make the cocoa go round in jug? |
| Depend merely on me being away |
| When a New York father, being obliging, will help |
| Irregular stripe in computer graphics |
| One said to have been successful |
| Wandering in the gallery can mean trouble! |
| Fabulous Greek author |
| Nude in an exotic act or show |
| A pettish name to call Elizabeth |
| In Genesis, allegedly, it's a sort of 'hemp' |
| Menagerie animal? |
| Possibly withered, not red but pallid |
| A warm tone |
| Subsequently, much laughter is heard |
| Germanic deity who gave woman new heart |
| Thin, bony, but not exactly scraggy? |
| Race of theatre goers |
| Treat the new potatoes with jam? |
| One determined to be an essayist? |
| Only a serf, but he had plenty! |
| Opprobrious thing to do |
| Just say the word |
| Container of riches, treasure, perhaps |
| A novel name for '9' |
| Word of warning about crime, initially, from the police |
| She's grey, and may turn paler |
| Has tasteful associations, but can be shaky in use |
| Sly, going round the market astutely |
| Hill in a pastoral area |
| Could such a widow make hay? |
| Another name for a sail |
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