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- January 13th, 2021
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Old people like me and Mr. O'Connor crossword clue
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Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of January 13th, 2021 other clues |
Silly, but it has a twin, possibly |
Rude hack somehow ennobled! |
Cultivate still less |
To a beginner, dry wine is very rough! |
Wherein shoppers can play games? |
Litter in the garden? |
On the motorway, do they lead to country places? |
Crowd noise |
Excited by the dire chaos following a false start |
Was a terribly evil figure |
Made to pay for a kiss during a date, maybe |
Men of the future |
Hotel cabbage? |
He may be patiently asked "What's up?" |
Actor or egg producer on the quiet |
Mum, it seems, married someone else! |
Before putting central Hants right on the map |
Has high regard for spurious spectres! |
To put a fellow in the shade is perfectly decent |
A relatively insensitive group? |
Just the job for one who bides his time? |
Liable to be looked up to? |
Went round the world, reportedly |
Lord, a Roman poet! |
But a broken instrument |
He's making a Palladium appearance |
A villainous Charlie for nearly 2000 years? |
An American bowler |
Figures in a game |
Vegetarians wouldn't take it from a mere novice |
Get even with a fatheaded figure |
Colourful cardinal |
Covered in a possibly early edition |
Something to start young with |
Lowest character in Shakespeare |
At darts, there's a line to toe |
Pace at which to shift dirt, in a way |
Wear ostentatiously, just for fun |
Ravel's waltz? Perhaps not initially |
Assume he's from London |
Sham food? |
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