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- January 13th, 2017
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Is unfolding the folding seat to have a rest crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of January 13th, 2017 other clues |
| Tried to manoeuvre the silly ass into it; a big mistake |
| “It will burn you if you’re not careful, child,” you say |
| Find out it’s permissible to point |
| He adds fuel to the flames, all right, in the rest-break |
| Was the really good cleaner one had searched for? |
| Looks the other way, too |
| Shed one left unobtrusively |
| Told, hurried back and scolded |
| Dote on the child; that is her trouble |
| See what’s worth stealing in the bag |
| Stupid to be moving us into it |
| Got engaged a long time ago |
| And in small ways still holds good |
| Table turning is showing a rise |
| Say you’ll see? |
| A mite in a cot rocked by the father |
| Notes to remind you of your student days |
| Will be rotten weather for the French |
| Bet on and it will be slow! |
| The girl has Silas beaten by one point |
| Curl up again, shy |
| Having little to say for ourselves |
| Would have it from the first that Denis was wrong about |
| Beat with a rod |
| Support at home again |
| Hors d’oeuvres produced by the kitchen novices? |
| Don’t stop on finding the person’s out |
| Admitting you took that money |
| Offer support to a beginner |
| But the actor’s performance as the ghost shouldn’t be! |
| “Put it away,” you say derisively |
| First back to the left a bit |
| In the region of, when there’s a fight |
| The tools we lost had fallen right inside |
| Pressing on with the removal of the upstairs furniture? |
| Liking to entertain I shop, going out with a list |
| Be quite useless, but be totally unaware of the fact |
| Deliver the pie to? |
| It’s no good without a luggage compartment |
| Firm, I here break in to say a final word |
| An incentive to private transport? Nonsense! |
| So there will be sun - nice out |
| Hence given a repeat though not very good |
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