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- December 23rd, 2016
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of December 23rd, 2016 other clues |
| Doesn’t take the foliage at the back |
| For the intelligent, full of promise |
| What the assayers are fighting over? |
| Satisfaction obtained from teaching |
| Exercise in which you pronounce the vowels |
| The rigid ideas, somehow you discard |
| Are the odds against its winning a photographic competition? |
| The female met with an awful death, which was covered up |
| Didn’t do anything but sit in the shade |
| A setback for a story-teller |
| Rough and inclined to cut? |
| Permit, as writer of? |
| Went to see, in order to settle with? |
| The song that one was romancing with? |
| Photographs the harbingers of spring? |
| Writes back first for subsistence money |
| He told one off for not working |
| One’s assent to the contract |
| Plant the nursery sells bags of? |
| Ways to get round little children, they’re popular with |
| Cast aspersions on, saying you have bad diction? |
| Before being hemmed in by the tide, come to your senses |
| An inferior worker and sly |
| Got carried away, but stick to the point |
| Cold, hurry on, though not at all fast |
| On a river, are they dragging it? |
| Exhausted, bit by bit released the rope |
| Painting unpopular with art thieves? |
| Die down as you gently remove |
| Photographed having a drink |
| Understand and run in |
| See how “pass sentence” sounds |
| Yells “Cut!” and all, therefore, go inside |
| Much better and faster than the other postmen? |
| With which the dog conjured up the genie? |
| Because trapped by the insect earlier on |
| The turncoat, having got a job, didn’t go hungry |
| Had died and ghost came through downcast |
| Mean to squeeze nine into the basket |
| Crotchety and having a propensity for poor health? |
| Vermin found on a girl |
| Wears as the Queen does, when dressed up |
| The number’s upside down in this issue |
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