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Letting mice loose among the fruit reduces the quantity greatly! crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of October 20th, 2017 other clues |
| Studies Latin and profits from it |
| Has to have a mould |
| As jumpers, they’re no good |
| Said to tear the paper off and vamoose |
| Send off with an expedition |
| Bump into as you go out |
| Singer who’s into performing in the nude |
| Claim the woman returned the two keys |
| No dolly girl who won the efficiency competition? |
| Doesn’t sit until there’s no movement at all |
| Calls on to abandon one’s wicked ways |
| “Suppose,” you add, “it’s in a rough sea” |
| To refuse to sit in it would be sheer stupidity |
| Wouldn’t allow anybody to read the letters |
| He lay covered in ice |
| The gentleman wanted the deed brought round |
| Plump for sandwiches |
| A bit of luck for the oarsman? |
| Get down to brass tacks in a discussion with a foreign country |
| What I had when I was little |
| Bring out and stick in a coloured envelope |
| Work more, being unable to relax |
| What makes a captive animal wary? |
| The bird is angry, to begin with |
| In picture frames, you think |
| Look closely at the name written in pencil |
| Make the young drink |
| Think the notice outside made you laugh |
| I catch them entering on their way to you |
| From curiosity, return |
| Seizing a sharp object does hurt |
| Various competitors in the Olympics |
| Bringing back the cooler air to the planet |
| So is in the front again |
| What distinguishes a fox’s brush? It’s hard and firm to grasp |
| He was captured and shot escaping a time after |
| Think you should look healthy |
| Run in the race or jump |
| A watch for the arm |
| It doesn’t sound at all interesting! |
| Nonsense! They’ll be frightened of the terrier |
| Bringing round a large crate to unpack - wine |
| The dog, dear, doesn’t have a dish |
| Find what makes a commodity sell well? That’s a tall order! |
| He loads up the dish |
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