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- April 29th, 2022
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Means to include the German translation, which is digressive crossword clue
M E A N D E R S
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of April 29th, 2022 other clues |
| Informed, we think wrongly, about the no entry |
| Then do arrange, coming back, to be punctual |
| Settle in the country |
| Sign carried by the demonstrators that he won’t allow? |
| Did the cleaner misinform him? |
| In which to sing sea shanties? |
| The stupid boss has a hangover |
| In a nosy sort of way |
| Herb has drill and there’s silver in it |
| Coming back with “Nonsense!” surprise you |
| Keep that quiet aloofness |
| Records the score on the wall |
| Frank is prepared to do business |
| Made the fellow change the decor |
| Slices of meat appearing within seconds |
| The scheme is for a start, to cut the stone |
| Having been assembling the Luger in the shade |
| Cheerful person practising golf shots? |
| Caught entering, the padre went out and got a policeman |
| Try like mad to make a comeback |
| When there’s danger, I go out with the Queen, as guard |
| Briefed, acted as substitute |
| The attitude of some of our earliest ancestors |
| Anxiously? Hardly! |
| About the G-string - it’s a pain! |
| It’s first class for us, travelling with Jack |
| Working as a bill-poster while being an armed robber? |
| Says something about grades given by examiners |
| Dog found where railway leaves the mine |
| The ornament is shut up and locked inside |
| “In that case a freed slave”, one interposed |
| Man made fabric! |
| Before, had forgone the buzzer |
| About to enter the time |
| Issuing an invitation and expecting an answer |
| It’s way above my attempts at horticulture! |
| As far as “a day boy” |
| The Russian firm’s got the bounce! |
| Include a number with exceptional promise |
| As a guess, mash and what it often accompanies |
| So bring round the day after, for a lark? |
| Pay it’s wrong to hang on to |
| Complained about the rain one was sick of |
| An old, old boy coming back from the wine shop |
| Involve English and Latin composition |
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