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- March 30th, 2020
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Not much of an army, but Caesar had one crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of March 30th, 2020 other clues |
| Notes a hundred hits |
| Morning attire? |
| Plucky but unpleasant female? |
| Thanks a lot for the titfer |
| Figure the first mate is beset by contradictions |
| The horse was wounded, but mended |
| Some of the worst arsonists are famous! |
| An incredibly great flier |
| We halt the production of riches |
| Needing money, they strode agitatedly around Birkenhead |
| Water polo, possibly, or other game |
| To do so gets Alfie no end upset! |
| Activate the gum, perhaps |
| Composer of a feature about music production |
| Pantomime cat? |
| She shows Ken possesses a warm heart |
| To become fit is an accessible possibility |
| It’s clear that detectives need a bit of luck |
| Salient feature of perjury |
| Greatly exclamatory novelist? |
| The mettle, we hear, of a man of iron? |
| Tessa arranges the chairs |
| Admit you need money to go to college |
| In this, one truly was in the cart |
| Heaved outside when attention’s needed |
| Clever sheets of writing |
| A foreign saint |
| Wear for fun? |
| The bill for some table wines? |
| Highball! |
| A chap to exclude, however saintly |
| For protective cover, she has £50 |
| The cow’s tail remained wrenched |
| Spot a skinhead getting a kiss |
| One generously putting a bit of money in the door? |
| Bringers of ultimate strife to their men? |
| Minuet, possibly, in waltz time? |
| Youngster going to the West End |
| Keep the eggs warm (as in the kitchen?) |
| Slept restlessly in animal skins |
| Fishy Dickensian house? |
| Giver of a bright look to two army men? |
| One part in a brace, perhaps |
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