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Historically a family of maltreated mice - about 501 crossword clue


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Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of May 15th, 2024 other clues
In favour, not only with father
If good-heated would be regal, it's true
One's leisure is in the balance
Virginia, wildly embraced by Edgar, is devastated!
Is the Royal Astronomical Society such a body?
A bit of a fidget, you understand
Trifled with a game fellow?
Studious group of assorted marines
He only has two wheels
Chap an angler wouldn't be without
A sign of diminished dash?
The grass one is of marginal interest
She will shortly give out the money
Typical American poet?
Manage to keep cool about some intractable letters
Menahem has a little cough
It's smart to join Charlie at the bar
King of a wild horde
One may be within call, as in the garden
Vehicle in a crack-up
For Alan to break out of a terrible rut is reasonable
Is such music a bit contrapuntal?
Quoted wrongly from the dictionary!
Enumerates 51 streets?
A German team coach, possibly?
Yarmouth can be said to be such a resort
Patsy's upset, looking pallid
Look after your ticker
Possibly cools engines
That chap with Harris?
He's more than a master
The modernised jug at Preston's North End
Familiar name for a sheep (male)
Said to be not exactly local
As an operatic part, a villain
Went back to bed
Unwise to take a girl in for something to eat
It's worth a lot in management
The firm is old, surprisingly
Puzzle concerning passenger transport
What cool-headed, possibly aged beggars do
Animal of wax?
Neither gets the number right

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