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- January 24th, 2020
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Gauging just how bad the reprimand was? crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of January 24th, 2020 other clues |
| Better than, when it comes to carving? |
| Favouring the suggestion to have advertising |
| A little notice |
| Write “Trapped right in the awful claws” |
| Gads about with the big noises |
| Give credit for, which is characteristic |
| Claimed to have been urged to get hold of |
| Leak, you understand, to the paper |
| The lady at the hotel, with the case |
| Dry and clear, for a start |
| Calm when it was called for |
| A list of those on board? |
| In that case, get to the point |
| Recover from the paroxysm of anger, to embrace one |
| Having a right, we’re told, to commendation |
| The cruel Mr Green |
| Fought to protect the worker. It’s justified |
| Disputed the necessity for carrying a gun |
| Complain about the food? |
| Going off, then, to refit a vessel |
| Because the rendering is included in one’s dislikes |
| Pussy-footing lackeys? |
| Unexpectedly having run short of little boy’s clothes? |
| Decide, though it’s close |
| To males, one represents danger |
| Dessert order one wouldn’t get in a mess |
| Figure the advertisement should show a bed |
| Felt mad |
| How the biased team member viewed things? |
| Things sometimes will need a final adjustment |
| From the pictures I figure how old people are |
| When I entered, spoke low |
| A possibility of promotion and accommodation in the penthouse |
| On two accounts, I get a plant |
| Getting the idea it’s becoming the rage |
| Does “Let the meter run” sound, perhaps, great? |
| Assume you’ll agree to stand |
| Promising when back, ourselves, to call on |
| Ordered as planned be forehand |
| Tied up and not allowed to eat |
| The way to speak – if you want to sound tongue-tied! |
| Anything but a terrible thug |
| Nevertheless, it makes sense, to a man |
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