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- February 9th, 2024
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Grandiloquent way of describing the soprano voice crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of February 9th, 2024 other clues |
| Given a push to get started, left |
| Show the vessel to me that I'm to go in |
| And one is heartless with the girl |
| Don't leave me shivering in the water |
| Having left before you depart |
| A fan and he's holding something up |
| Possibly meant to think going in will create a diversion |
| For the French, the usual answer |
| The bird did fly in to get under cover |
| The egg the female is protecting is one of a pair |
| Expenses incurred once you leave your front door? |
| Should have followed them out, I reckoned |
| Figure the poem is some kind of secret message |
| He waves the wand about again |
| Charges, having caught us, but the case is thrown out |
| Blasted freezing! |
| Leaving for something new |
| It's anything but fair play! |
| Was turning to look at something in the playground |
| With an English mother, is of Dutch origin |
| Going to put them with an egg into the oven to cook |
| Lose an opportunity, say, through bad luck |
| The two twits got in a hitman |
| Working only for money |
| They're in the store wrapped up ready for fans to buy |
| A loud "Show business" |
| The European put the water drain the wrong way round |
| Means it's something to play |
| As to changing colour on the outside when cooked |
| Sent me to fill the breach, creating animosity |
| That is to slot the name into, silly! |
| In other words, turn the table on the speaker |
| Partakes of, when one is forced to |
| Do take the dog to go along with you |
| The tenant's job? |
| Literally true |
| The women started to cut back |
| Indicate by your expression when you enter |
| Commendation a US fruit is about to get |
| The one set in the ship is more erotic |
| He's rude being shown in |
| Send back right on time |
| In a daze read out, with an exclamation of surprise |
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