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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of December 11th, 2019 other clues |
| A rough chap noted for his style of dance |
| Just between us, it means tea |
| Get the picture that's abstract |
| Joined in a French form of diet |
| Strong enough to shoot and burst the net! |
| Up to date ways |
| Organs requiring blowing |
| Expensive parts of Hyde Park |
| Beaten by a bad team on the first of December |
| Figure a space visitant to be dogmatic |
| Being around for the party |
| Sheer poetry in a playsuit |
| The record book? |
| As wit, may seem somewhat puny |
| Motive for arson out East? |
| My dog? |
| She may embrace a pupil |
| In wearing big gloves, his idea may be catching |
| Approximately one drink each |
| Hole made by a big boxer? |
| Viewed as somewhat hackneyed? |
| To be any different, this needs to be fixed |
| Sidle around in slacks |
| Hates fiddled races |
| Turner, perhaps |
| Where there's always a queue, we hear |
| Mr Sloan, on his own |
| Originally formed by Lew in the Big Apple |
| Maximum distance ridden? |
| One banished, formerly, for a treacherous lie? |
| The older girls bring them much woe |
| Sort of shirt for golf? |
| Nominally it's up to a flier to start young |
| In ambush, you might miss it |
| Is its famous bell partly of tin? |
| Hill dwellers, all six-footers |
| One who sportingly works for the opposition? |
| One girl's name for perfume |
| Deliveries all round |
| By getting supper without drink |
| Briefly instructed, he knows the law |
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