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- February 16th, 2022
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of February 16th, 2022 other clues |
| Does she start hotly and wildly to deny being a tomboy? |
| To avoid relegation, don't have early nights! |
| An inventive criminal? |
| The way to dishearten a Roundhead |
| No great swimmers, but popular with some youngsters |
| One bent on making a sharp turn? |
| Musician with a bag under his arm |
| May settle for a bit, but you never hear them starting |
| Coin tossed up in the middle? |
| Old soldier your pet may not like very much |
| Animal artist, Middle Eastern |
| Up in Nola's room |
| Show a certain aptness in profiting |
| Marble town in NE Scotland? |
| The piano, I note, has four legs |
| Take a shot of a drug? |
| An opening I need no help in making |
| Bit of a do-gooder, if you follow |
| It's no great distance to take a girl round, folks |
| In breaking the law, Oscar is being naughty! |
| Where to break the news about Edward |
| Fishy letter to a Shakespearian shrew |
| Thinks about objects? |
| Points to unknown biological characteristic |
| Is it foolish to come out in one? |
| Is there a curse when you break it? |
| Justification for an affair? |
| As a singer, she's in Division One |
| Dad gets Enid upset and hurt |
| Stop and stare foolishly around the tourist centre |
| Had an encounter with the police? |
| Standard Anglo-Saxon soldiers, in short |
| Noble but pig-headed always? |
| Beat it with a flier! |
| Metal spike with a bent point |
| One used in counting up to ten? |
| Supporters in a whirl, perhaps, if not all of a flutter? |
| Tool manufactured in Kawasaki? |
| On board, he usually looks a bit horsy |
| Expel from Billy Bunter's form |
| From the botanist's angle, side shoots may appear |
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