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- January 18th, 2023
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Hold out a loose end that's damaged crossword clue
H O L E D
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of January 18th, 2023 other clues |
| Indicates drinks all round, just for love |
| Is such a competition a striking success? |
| Where she's concerned, I'm wrong again |
| Came from - well, hardly out of the blue! |
| Another name for old Bill? |
| Allowed on court? |
| Count as the leader of a big band |
| Decided to be heartless, in fact |
| Right on time, note |
| Paddled without a canoe |
| The tedious fellow needs to be carried |
| In less danger, despite wild fears |
| This American's uncle |
| Of the people who start travelling to Bali, possibly? |
| A hand in a no-win situation |
| Such a sweater, say, has no complete guarantee |
| Quotations, possibly from texts about a new car |
| It's in Kent, perhaps, that you'll find this little creature |
| Hurried back up and cast off |
| Caught in endless crooked dealing |
| Kids involved in a sordid row |
| Time of revolution |
| The sexual affairs of wild voles |
| Lay down a condition |
| It's a much shorter distance without the last quarter |
| Joined by railway |
| Good opposition |
| To the horse, something added |
| Insurance against conceding runs? |
| Like –21 Down's,” note, his portrait was worth £20 |
| Unseen aphids deprived of sap, possibly |
| Was the captain of the Hambledon team |
| Like –18”, he was pictured as a financial backer |
| It's complex, but we finish the job |
| Rock salt found on a piece of bacon |
| A film or three |
| One playing a two-leg match? |
| It's hard, but makes for greater incisiveness |
| An L of an age? |
| He, having left the county, teaches school! |
| Many require the protection of fencing |
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