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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of October 13th, 2017 other clues |
| Rush that requires water (that’s a plant) |
| Depress and make one give up the ghost? |
| What’s making you cry, senorita? |
| Appealed to, having gone round to see |
| Leave just a wisp |
| Is it easy prey for the gardener with the pesticide? |
| Why it’s not like the other quarrels? |
| With a “Presto!” wave and grass appears |
| They make sure you won’t lose the game |
| A bouquet would make a romantic start |
| A weirdo is pouring out a toddy when I come in |
| Reserved for the cast |
| The bruiser shopping for cosmetic surgery? |
| “Are in agony for about an hour,” you tell the readers |
| Made to experience, when allowed to speak to on the phone |
| Not lying, but honest |
| The bird is a headless domestic one |
| As a foreigner, be accommodating aliens illicitly |
| Given the card with the code to be cracked |
| The outfit we got together in France |
| The home turn and all four are showing |
| Made mother leave before the trial: would find it abhorrent |
| Meaning acquiring a tan, somehow, is of the essence! |
| “Pull in,” you say, “and put it back” |
| Do gamblers get a kick when they do? |
| Oral petitions go down well |
| A number introduced to it show partiality for the taste |
| Answered that reeds will spread around water |
| Start off with a fire-screen of the highest quality |
| Having put one’s foot down, tend to give way about the gun |
| Telling you what “maxim” means |
| Convinced it’s inevitable |
| The job of scoring at the policemen’s match? |
| Reverses the decision about the regulations |
| A minute is half an eternity when tortured |
| The female one’s a murder victim |
| The object of journalism |
| You must, if you want to play tennis and enjoy yourself |
| Cuts down, when the orders come round |
| Did one a good turn in having forced one into |
| Mother is a character! |
| The done thing in class |
| Inclines to fade in the middle of, one admits |
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