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- March 6th, 2020
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Parents are aggravating? The crust! crossword clue
P A S T R Y
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of March 6th, 2020 other clues |
| Finding it beyond one, which is extraordinary |
| Rebuking for stopping |
| Run in and steal |
| An untruth to gain entry as a foreigner |
| Wind blown hat we’re out to catch |
| In the new series the daughter has a home there |
| “A kind of gift for,” I interposed |
| Leaves with the attendants |
| She tempts one again into wrongdoing |
| Says it’s bad but cooks it |
| Of historical interest, looked as though it might topple over! |
| Flowers, a drink and pastries |
| Removed “Authorise to take action about” |
| Pretends, when one slips into |
| Right on the bay, but concealed |
| What police raids disclosed in the art gallery? |
| Say nothing when on the mat; just show indifference |
| Accounts for the said shadows |
| Everything having gone wrong, impounded the vessel |
| Go back to the asylum |
| Again prevail upon to go round and say hello to |
| Returning to sea, arranged to get rid of |
| Concerning the origins of the wealth |
| Allow the public to see the film free |
| Beats up to get the money |
| The murderer caught, she’d made money from it |
| Like that motley lot in the doctor’s waiting room? |
| Being sufficient for driving as far as |
| A son, not very tall and rather dim |
| To gain access use a jemmy, showing boldness |
| Dope the dog |
| By making small cuts, economises |
| The figure, unfairly rag the new maid about |
| Relieved the head cold had come to an end |
| Is a collector, one deduces |
| Enter the duck in the list as “farmyard bird” |
| Manage to save, for the party |
| Continued to cultivate? |
| Urged on to play cricket, though by nature a jockey? |
| Kept under control as he guided round |
| Thought you’d swallowed it |
| Someone who chars for an entertainer |
| Standing for, say, about half an hour |
| Pass by and see moving round inside |
| Drew fast |
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