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- February 17th, 2021
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It's played when there's room for love crossword clue
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Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of February 17th, 2021.
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of February 17th, 2021 other clues |
| Live as you've got to, but be good! |
| Having an affair; affectionately, if nothing else |
| It's green, yes, with a bit of a red back |
| One flying to put a wrong cause right? |
| He needs to get a letter half dictated |
| Around it, planets turn in opposite directions! |
| Eats in, when Des is out |
| It's after a slow start that one takes a rest |
| Chap touring the Italian city |
| A bit of deprivation maddens the despicable fellow! |
| At the cricket match, they bounce out of the ground! |
| One is shown it dismissively |
| They're tubby and deep voiced |
| Spanish vessel? |
| Like the street of no return |
| Bewilder a six-footer about to get a sum wrong |
| She opens up when it's dark |
| French emblem mentioned by a British inventor |
| The younger Germans seem more friendly |
| So bats can change into crows! |
| Here's one frame you can count on |
| Vessel always seen out West |
| Cheese to gorge? |
| Having broken an ankle, accept a lift? |
| Due to history-making deeds, the fathead lives on! |
| Barely fair? |
| Study a number of points |
| Resounding noise? |
| Often a moving player |
| Not out for pleasure, yet not serious |
| Figures to confuse |
| Double sixteen is more than he needs |
| Faces six wise men |
| Observed to have a row of sharp teeth |
| Name the French friend Ned's upset about |
| Responsibility for going over to the States |
| Possibly free herbal extract in a cigarette |
| Light to carry |
| Busy fellow with a companion, possibly bearing nuts |
| By depriving an ex-swimmer of sleep |
| Fail to pay a bill repeatedly at the King's Head |
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