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- December 2nd, 2016
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Fruit crops crossword clue
P R U N E S
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of December 2nd, 2016 other clues |
| Immediately, is in an awkward position |
| With which the bout began or, to put it otherwise, opened |
| Don’t go - postpone it |
| Goes to pieces when one gives the news to? |
| Waste food |
| Packed ready to go off it means you’ll be back soon |
| Prayer gives the worried four new heart |
| Fidgety as ever, it’s moving about |
| All of a doodah holding the runaway: a potential killer |
| It’s a permit, miss |
| Telling jokes, is very good |
| “Only mousse of cod”, I put in, “and not very good” |
| Was sorry and, in turn, embarrassed about |
| Make a big thing of and get very angry |
| A cab and the dog angered by it? |
| A deviation from the previous ways of taking off? |
| Stops when the holiday’s cancelled |
| “The little two”: a clue for you! |
| Stops to let me in, which changes things |
| The person who misinformed you in the back bar |
| Only thing the hungry burglar was interested in? |
| Agreed on a cocktail that’s innocuous to drink |
| Think “Drink!” when the son staggers in |
| Hold on, there! That’s my boy friend! |
| Tear up agitatedly again after opening |
| Notes the great effort |
| The car swerves, there’s a yell and you lose consciousness |
| Propose to adjust the clock that’s losing time |
| The officer is driven mad by the silly “40” |
| Some of the music from “Kidnap”? |
| A gun turret? |
| Show I even scribbled a note to pop in |
| His name is fabricated! |
| Trail the convict |
| Her days are numbered |
| Gloomy, getting the key to the rooms let out |
| What the rep wants the customer to say? I believe you! |
| Hair of the dog, knocked back! |
| Take out and stick in a purplish cover |
| A question always put to, if time is of no consequence |
| Someone who’ll watch over, for a charge |
| Spoken of as “The arbiter who slipped up” |
| The clergyman before; the previous one |
| To hide the hole well, I weave all round it |
| Herb is on about some place in Latvia |
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