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- December 8th, 2022
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of December 8th, 2022 other clues |
| Divide a bit out, just for the moment |
| Peseta we changed for a climber |
| At such a meal, pals possibly get high |
| That Enigmatic English composer |
| Where, on a vessel, quietly to use oars? |
| Is even more compact if it's a Mini |
| Will eating it make you husky? |
| Is such diving a bit risky? |
| The middle-class woman |
| It holds up speakers, etc., in the hall |
| That backward business before blast-off |
| Vegetable product that could have made Cromwell unwell? |
| If you want fish, crack a nut! |
| You need room to swing one |
| Fit as a seaman? |
| Show no friendliness in distributing buns |
| It allows a member a certain amount of flexibility |
| Will he never quite make a leading man? |
| Plenty of painful punishment |
| Coloured water? |
| If you want to be invited, apply to the Editor |
| They're only partly seen as a danger to shipping |
| Make the cocoa go round in jug? |
| Port, as in a bar, maybe |
| Bernard, it seems, was upset about the hotel |
| Blocks half of loch having unfortunately sunk |
| Place of pride |
| The cash I had for cover |
| He may consider Macbeth unmentionable |
| Talk softly to Sir Simon |
| Would he be the new leader? |
| Fault in the housing programme |
| Anybody on earth should be benevolent |
| Ah! Was taken in and nearly sunk! |
| You may not remember having spent the night in one |
| Expected to be outside the King's Head with a nobleman |
| Bottle broken by the RAF ace |
| Amount arranged for some asylum seekers? |
| She twice left little Beatrice out |
| She mentions a letter to Annie, not Billy |
| Could be a horse a bet's adapted for |
| A touch of life, perhaps? |
| Thus a house is in one part of London |
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