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- January 27th, 2020
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of January 27th, 2020 other clues |
| A supportive beam |
| Made a mockery of the men |
| Her beauty derives from her grey matter |
| Conjuring trick? |
| Was he prone to excite Evita? |
| Closer to being a hush, say? |
| Language course rhyme |
| An ingrate, this rotter? |
| An excessive desire, that’s understood |
| Blame Charlie, you can be certain |
| As worn by an American thug? |
| Bound to get us wrong again |
| The language of love? |
| Give Paul a beating with a hearty growl! |
| At present north of the border |
| Destined to be a rich man? |
| Overlooked the terrible eroding |
| There’s copper, nominally, to be found around Penzance! |
| A little noise due to something being wrong |
| Game that could cause a flare-up? |
| Taking a rest from veracity |
| Dressy decoration giving a somewhat cherubic appearance? |
| Concentrated on getting a cross put over? |
| Finished a number of deliveries |
| It’s absorbing, what a cadger can do |
| In opera, could he turn up in a coronet? |
| It’s written in a professional way |
| One comes to no good when young |
| A favourite store? |
| Brown, going dancing? |
| Regret admitting a noted figure to the show |
| They’re of marginal interest |
| In wild rage, hastened to fix things up |
| She takes the crust of a loaf – in the larder? |
| For royal tennis? |
| Moped, maybe, having limited power |
| Insults seeming even worse to a Yankee |
| Possibly exclusive prefix, in no way positive |
| One of the first in the phone book |
| Rebuff despite a promising start in the dance |
| Dealt with a bit of trouble on the tube |
| Picture that holds one captive, in short? |
| In truth, it’s a thing to get out of! |
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