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- October 9th, 2024
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Handily protected - but not immune to cold feet? crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of October 9th, 2024 other clues |
| For a change, slip into slacks! |
| Nick isn't at church |
| I'm a long time getting the picture |
| At the end of one's tether, there's always a woman |
| The boards used for making gates? |
| He's Tony, formulating an advisable policy |
| Hold the last of the seamen in port |
| Wherein half the army is at the Western Front |
| Walked from Dorset |
| Properly both a member and a friend |
| Like the Cyclops, singularly |
| Posted some presents |
| They may fly with shrill cries from the ship's cat! |
| Braces holding underwear |
| Not a single tango necessitates nine performers |
| Such a driver needs to have the right angle |
| A drover could make it go the right way |
| Apt to be bent over the sink |
| A Britten piece in a hackneyed arrangement |
| How chuck would chat up the shrinking Violet? |
| A couple of characters from Arsenal, possibly at Wembley |
| Sound knowhow, but substandard English |
| Fixed things with the driver |
| A job to do when it's dusty out? |
| Old, perhaps, but still capable of making scores |
| Denigrate wild mares? |
| Not quite golden, maybe, but visually admired |
| Figure in the late news |
| Possibly Ted Ray's description of a lost dog |
| Not all press agents look tired |
| Opts to wrap a torn vest round one's head |
| Place in an inferior position? |
| Be unconscious of a slur about honour |
| We leave the weeding in order to show condescension |
| The fruit of sterile monasticism? |
| Dark-complexioned, but self-conscious about a wart |
| Being Irish, is popularly called Red |
| Less than average time |
| In France, water blended with oil with some care |
| She lights up strikingly |
| Answer concerning laminated wood |
| Having an inclination to be angular? |
| No beginning and end, naturally |
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