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- March 26th, 2020
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High place for a bounder and a fathead crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of March 26th, 2020 other clues |
| Being a girl, and small, gets delicacies |
| Tubes of paste |
| Beetle giving a sailor a bit of a scare! |
| Redeveloped part of Galashiels, in the East |
| Space in which to moor? |
| Standard illumination? |
| Distort letters in a word processor |
| In flight, there’s pointless hope |
| Double portion of stew in a can |
| Creatures reminding us that conflagration moves fast |
| Corrigan’s place |
| Could be Alec from Mechlin |
| Noisy beast? |
| Team we back with credit |
| Couple on the phone, maybe |
| Extra cross? |
| Hardy monster? |
| Children, that is, kept in by Barbara |
| Standard indication of airworthiness |
| Tapering bodies with pointed sides |
| Little shop opening at the retail centre |
| Brusque dismissal when uncle’s out of credit |
| District where there’s a real shortage of money |
| Sunshade in an armoured car? |
| He has a girl at Maidenhead |
| A coned form possibly seen in church |
| Language you can see with one eye |
| Thespian from York? |
| Shakily grips a branch |
| Fictional character who took many chances |
| This is me when I get anything wrong |
| One man’s share of sophistication |
| Though consulted, may make nothing clear |
| In the river, Ed’s revealed as a weakling |
| The difficulty in drug taking |
| It’s usually kept half walled up |
| Go round and list half the team |
| A mildly shocking drink? |
| You’ve probably forgotten what they taste like |
| Delia, seen as perfect |
| Fun for fliers |
| Sound of tapping metal? |
| Attention from the editor |
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