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- February 3rd, 2022
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If its end became soft, would it go limp? crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of February 3rd, 2022 other clues |
| A little drink is wrong for a political leader |
| The good man always has half a bottle for a sailor |
| Sweets that go bad when put in water |
| Live at Bourne End, as a worker |
| Some may come from Germany |
| Happy to be led astray about a blend of tea |
| Avoid giving the Spanish due treatment |
| She makes a point |
| Work for some cause |
| Preferably the artist on the right |
| 500 ahead, let's assume |
| In forests, one finds 'lodges' |
| Do this to about a hundred and you have about fifty |
| It can make you look frowning or wry, somehow |
| Go gaily on an excursion |
| Crooked piece of out-of-the-way gambling |
| When a team's out for a bit of training, it means progress |
| Garment for a maiden maybe? |
| View of a spectacle? |
| Continental in the biggest possible way |
| It's at the end of the street that one finds little birds |
| Be about to get ahead with something in person |
| Little creature a humble rustic could have with peas |
| Grouse, yes, but it doesn't taste the same |
| Furnished for a certain period, religiously |
| Pay out generously, albeit sadly |
| Names dutifully listed |
| A superior letter to the Standard, from Jacob's brother |
| Like Jack Sprat's wife, presumably? |
| Could it grow in the middle of the street? |
| Many are on the way in a foreign coaster |
| Only small parts of the course of a river |
| Feast on duck with a vegetable |
| In certain parts, this is out of the way |
| If you want something to eat, see the next page |
| Good fresh pears should be sweet and juicy |
| Many have spoken of such a victory |
| Considered overall, it's tough stuff |
| Read The Last of the Mohicans possibly |
| Bad mark for a boy who gets out of line |
| Hits with a rasp, maybe |
| Not exactly recent, but still acceptable |
| Suitable forename for a saintly female? |
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