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- December 26th, 2016
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of December 26th, 2016 other clues |
| Could one confuse it with melon? |
| One of those mixed-up scraps |
| Like piano music? |
| Good thing to do when dog tired |
| For rustic pleasure, did farm work on one's tod |
| Scent of a woman |
| Makes illustrations of French tribesmen |
| Metal used in electroplating |
| Drinks to sip, perhaps, outside the theatre |
| He wins at a single stroke |
| Elf keeping the team in food |
| They're always under your feet |
| The nick of time |
| It's worn in wild breathless weathers |
| Rave madly as you declare |
| Agnes gets home with heavy heart |
| A part in which to make a hit on the road |
| Frequently describes a child less than eleven |
| Half dead on dope at the station! |
| Change ten pounds getting something for the car |
| Burgundy's master crook in jail |
| Where the Germans have ways to get foreign coins |
| Where there's just one fowl on the water |
| Mineral from the Black Forest |
| Stories about Brideshead, possibly learnt at school |
| Those possibly played as one works? |
| Stop using a heartless stratagem? |
| Finished as a maiden, perhaps? |
| In disrobing, he digs distractedly around! |
| Septimus, an excellent back, adds a certain tone |
| Diamonds kept in the fridge? |
| Extremely generous one? |
| More like Manchester, no less like London |
| They buzz around in football jerseys |
| Quiet law-breaker's garment? |
| To be found on vines, it's eaten |
| He doesn't give his customers socks! |
| Figures out an egghead as being a rascal! |
| Words used by the driver, having finished, getting out of a bus |
| Points to the wood after the fire's gone out |
| Watched depart |
| The responsible group a chap has to check out |
| The way to march? |
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