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- September 18th, 2019
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Moved in less pedestrian fashion? crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of September 18th, 2019 other clues |
| Make notes about a politician (containing something sweet) |
| A visionary, is he one for details? |
| The tedious fellow gives you a wave |
| One who shoots out of sight |
| Something between a knee and an ankle |
| Shown the way out of an insoluble dilemma |
| Thinks about heavenly females |
| Cry, to a certain measure, on the 3rd of May |
| No sub can be a bounty |
| The boy I'm after for the tough stuff |
| Rose and dressed |
| Animal related to the vixen |
| One that will make you feel short of money? |
| A city in E. Hants |
| Wild inlets can be pretty |
| Being "way out" is no longer the thing |
| Religiously put in a very good list |
| Scandinavians' way to treat weeds |
| Royal potato source |
| Force in favour of organising some help! |
| Frontier line? |
| At most, a skirt for mother |
| Sign of a line ending at a terminus |
| It's bound to have maps |
| Bobby or the beak |
| Colourful bit of square dancing |
| The coach takes us to Birkenhead |
| Don't wait for permission! |
| There are a hundred and more such boys |
| Too young to be a fat lady |
| Little girl from Bethnal Green |
| From a biting wind? |
| Knocking over in the street |
| An exclamation of huge enthusiasm |
| So old, there seems nothing to look around for |
| One calling for extremes of patience for a saint? |
| Where, in 1963, all were in sad distress |
| Impertinent in a tasteful way? |
| Water, yet a fine rhyme for wine |
| If upset, a kiss may mend things |
| River as seen on golf courses |
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