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Mean to get drunk crossword clue


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Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of October 6th, 2020 other clues
The sort of monkey-business that wrecks a ship?
Pictures of wheels?
Being big is wonderful
Only a long-headed individual
Revolutionary assembly helping to support rail travel
Make out that cinders are sifted
Field of pleasure
Every one is packed in a tea chest
New fashioned service
On the way, always keep out of the ditch!
Where to work away for a cut price
He'll give you a squeeze, love
Self-centred fathead in a pixie hood!
Dad has no wood to make a fine display!
A clan migrating by water
Investment finally gets a poor return for this group
To back her is a help
Goat-men are capable of explosive power!
Benders the lower members have
Urged to give a boy a bit of breakfast
In court, she's defensive
It lends inflexibility to a leader at church
A chutney ingredient's humble place
It grows dome-shaped
Judas, apparently, replaced a tractor part
Land in the water
He's known to be hungry for pursuit
Going out of turn, Bert upsets the blighter!
Writer fed up with a piece of poetry
Abrade the cuffs?
Mounting assistance
Refusal, in any case, to be a nuisance
Possibly iron tin opener used during dinner
Though soft in caress, perhaps, is abrasive
Two Florentine pieces once in circulation
Aspiring to be greedy about a jewellery item
To fine leg?
Standard Anglo-Saxon soldiers
Arrive to join me and the commander
Buck? No John

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