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- August 28th, 2024
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S T E A K
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of August 28th, 2024 other clues |
| In arrears, it's a nuisance being interrupted with 'What?' |
| Turn up with lb50 too much for a garment |
| Judge to be a feminine fathead? |
| It's only right for everyone to get somewhere |
| She's usually after Eliza |
| Nobleman in real distress |
| Chelsea girl? |
| Utterance of a hound or a horse |
| Change for a hairstyle |
| He might be said to finish on a seesaw |
| Where land has value |
| Acronymic administration |
| In a piece of poetry, American river |
| One bringing a breath of fresh air to football? |
| Encourage a singular soccer side |
| Those in a Budapest zoo? |
| Thus may be closed |
| That of jolly Roger, grinning away? |
| Outwardly declares a bit of a truce with the stragglers |
| The right leader, albeit left-handed |
| I had to enter battle with this character! |
| Extra lean? |
| To many a listener, easily understandable |
| Rubbish may be shot here |
| Wild bears o' bonny Doon? |
| Needs to go to a hotel for food |
| Bahamas resort with some marinas, saunas, etc. |
| Setters heartlessly upset by bullocks |
| Take down what's on the menu |
| Cool-headed girl with superior quality |
| Collapse on the road! |
| Said to be in pairs - before, that is |
| Disgusted utterance of a bachelor at Hatch End |
| Fly round a tree in cockily spectacular style |
| Change in a fellow |
| We have a breathless time! |
| Talk to Jack, the toad! |
| It can easily get out of hand |
| Devious spy touring the States with Tom |
| Worn machines? |
| Reduces speed in a gradual approach to central Ruislip |
| Descriptive of castles by the sea |
| Sozzled maybe, but you can't say they don't give a toss |
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