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- January 12th, 2021
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Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of January 12th, 2021.
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of January 12th, 2021 other clues |
| Seem happy, swimming in slime! |
| They're not far from Winchester |
| Drop off, however briefly |
| Join in the game |
| He sails misguided airmen to Central America |
| It's consumed with or without water |
| Its shade helps make a place dark |
| As opera, not grand |
| Chap most recently at No. 11? |
| A stand seat |
| Tired of being cautious about middle-men |
| Sell something with a bad tear for one pound |
| Time to raise both hands |
| Caught fish at the dockside |
| Watchful, warm hearted fellow |
| Store of fresh food |
| Where an office is concerned, one may be in or out |
| Turn up and slily tout around what you produce |
| Microbes of some danger to a titled female |
| Command to stop in, perhaps, and put the cat out |
| Bill's in this as the spokesman |
| In punctuation, does it make a point twice? |
| Pan for rabbit? |
| Best condition for a pair of heels |
| It's best, I see, to be in a home |
| To eat out with a girl is heavenly |
| It won't put the wind up a seasoned seaman |
| Local head - a bit boozy |
| It won't back you up at the bar |
| In conflict, he gives a growl, having the heart of a lion |
| A horse takes some feeding, by the way |
| She may be a hit with the FA |
| Blustery fellow going round the West End |
| Clothing that's out of service |
| Even an empty one has its occupied part |
| Plant consumed by buffaloes? |
| Animal allied to the skunk? |
| One hears word of it |
| The London thoroughfare for shopping? |
| It's echoed, at first, by certain lords |
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