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- September 17th, 2020
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It works without wires! crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of September 17th, 2020 other clues |
| Pitch, of course, can be sticky |
| It doesn’t cost a dime, darling |
| Hit by runaway trucks |
| Avoid a dodgy duel with an inevitable conclusion |
| Only a butter lake, perhaps? |
| She came to be looked up to |
| Show weariness getting it wrong again |
| The French love him |
| Unfairness improperly said to be by us |
| Again can take one different ways |
| The dunce possibly limps to school |
| A senator’s organization |
| A capital orchestra, too! |
| Distance by road? |
| Being no end dirty is serious |
| King Edward provides backup in sordid extremes |
| It maybe made a dame drunk |
| Feast made of a bone? |
| Hairy London thoroughfare? |
| On the 4th of July, would he make up a list? |
| Quick to get topers drunk |
| Up to a foot less than ever |
| She brings us a little bit of heaven |
| Sad as Peter? |
| In water, we get faultless service |
| Trouble with a car key |
| Avoid pies not awfully good to masticate! |
| Especially nice taters, possibly? |
| Record many a footballing blunder |
| Charge up to bed with it! |
| Put the eggs in the wrong place? |
| A fitting end to a pipe |
| At the half mile point, neither Lee Les nor Lew |
| Maybe I’m gone on her! |
| A loop or ring in the nose |
| Suppose it’s the southern part of Ayrshire |
| A wooden part Ethel Merman had |
| Talk to Jack, the toad! |
| Sportingly, change ends |
| The sections strap up |
| Swingers, but there’s something square about them |
| Spoils a masterly piece of verse |
| The opposite of cheese, in a sense |
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