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- September 28th, 2022
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of September 28th, 2022 other clues |
| To be indisposed to hold money is smart |
| Clubhouse! |
| Laid out with a gun, perhaps; not very lively |
| Are such blondes always sweet? |
| The French, including a race of Latvians! |
| They all have their day on Nov. 2 |
| A spice you could manage to point out for me |
| Cockney boss |
| A blow that shook Nero |
| Ancient Roman line in silverware, perhaps |
| Pale as a layer of eggs |
| If you want a tow-headed charmer, move smartly |
| That softly played finale will just have to await judgment |
| Still the old-fashioned finish for breakfast |
| She's a danger to navigation! |
| One can think it a clever line in chaff |
| There could be some musketeers |
| Meant to get me to help out |
| Road surface that could bring a snake to a stop |
| Pointed publicity for British Rail |
| Where its hard for drunkards to say the police are dismissive |
| Visit briefly for a bit of TV? |
| Shrewd enough to keep a cool head at the bar |
| Oh, her? She sounds a bit of all right! |
| Little house with only one good toilet |
| When off sick, idle about with some rogue |
| Days of iridescence? |
| Allow a cry to escape when one is released? |
| Store where you can get new hats at central Ruislip |
| Slightly crazy, dotty rhyme |
| Worth putting right in time, possibly |
| Hammer useful when there's a gale raging around the civic centre |
| As a composer, a bit of a clever Dick? |
| Another name for Evita |
| She doesn't show her true feelings |
| Even with a woolly head, a sheep can always get there |
| Though not the oldest, we're in a home |
| Quick to move to correct some of the white lies |
| Pretty little thing making a bed |
| It's completely in Central London |
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