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Mother’s terribly scared of getting killed crossword clue
M A S S A C R E D
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of November 4th, 2016 other clues |
| Better than the other carvers? |
| Mostly, then, I swim, being by the sea |
| A small box and a toy to drop off |
| Retreating from the animals outside, it is hissing |
| Mean, once out, not to come in |
| Dash - that means we’re going to get a decrease! |
| Not having what every man has? That’s very funny! |
| Hairstyle suitable for the beach? |
| Said to rub out “vehicle” |
| So is about to turn and leave |
| Ignore, which shows a lack of respect |
| A great big hole that can be steered around? |
| The question is, what stunted the tot’s growth? |
| Says there’s been a setback, by the way |
| Point fifty seven is wrong in the figures |
| An award for the most aggressive ram seen in the meadow? |
| True it’s different for someone who’s down-to-earth |
| One is out to protect the doddering old fool |
| Stern when you care for and educate |
| Sure or otherwise, one will be in the wrong |
| Trees, we’ve been told, time and again! |
| Hobbies of our parents’ days |
| Destroying the edition with the topic everyone’s talking about? |
| Cold that’s rotten I passed on - sorry |
| “Used up”, one continued |
| Many, when there’s ice, slip uncontrollably, he’s taught |
| Not changing one’s story about being an adherent? |
| Wander and, having given the wrong name, flushed up |
| No more than nineteen, you stress |
| On the booze, going round on one’s own |
| Back home, the soldiers endorsed it |
| “Blue”, said I, “is out” |
| With which the loser at bridge paid his debt? |
| Now, now! Remain loyal to |
| Low-class place at which to buy feathers? |
| Change later on to go out - about at one |
| The animal is equally small |
| About to have a meal, sits, prepared to give the order |
| Rang at once and praised |
| Bottle from which you drink with the newspapermen |
| Lands after an accident; is not harmed |
| Step one is to get into the leading role |
| Said to bring up the subject of the item of jewellery |
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