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- March 30th, 2023
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For one's own part, it sounds vain crossword clue
V E I N
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of March 30th, 2023 other clues |
| Figure an article to be flexible |
| A drink for me and the medico |
| Tiffany's great admirer |
| Coming last is not applicable in the case of a young horse |
| A long journey _ and not even full fare! |
| Second choice of potherbs |
| Object when you have a bad night |
| Go slowly, when there's wild unrest around mid-May |
| Can such a song be enlightening? |
| A flat spin? Deadly! |
| Meat can be a sin, put in the wrong oven |
| Joint holder |
| Semi-docile professional person |
| Ran hard, about to finish the race |
| Dolly possibly partnered by George |
| Bat flying up past a cat |
| Cleric from Aden? |
| Gang taking part in a demo, boldy |
| GBS left something warm |
| Not able to have wild fun with the thing |
| One who walked with Isaac in the outskirts of Hanover? |
| Many a seafarer is a natural swimmer |
| It may be a squash |
| The good you can get from a beef tin |
| Hurl a drunkard out of the house |
| Hastened to get organised? |
| Picture with no great drama |
| Michael took Fay round the academy |
| Ground in the Po valley |
| Lean, slightly? |
| Like the pale faces of seven sisters |
| Heavy weight? Perhaps not |
| Healthy town for an inexpert driver to be in? |
| Figures in a deal relating to currency |
| What he has, makes him what he is |
| Initial insult that can make a chap weep? |
| Do what's colourful but unoriginal |
| Old Bill, or Robert |
| A cold one, four-fifths ice? |
| Mountainous piece of land to the east and south |
| Politician a long time getting a bill out, possibly |
| Hotheaded fellow, this beast? |
| Drink is the reason to accept some risk |
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