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- January 26th, 2018
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Pay for to have a meal, with wine crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of January 26th, 2018 other clues |
| Anticipated the warning and was turning |
| How you find yourself in the bankruptcy court? Not at all! |
| Call by telephone from where you’re staying |
| “Plants” one sees in the book spelled phonetically |
| The old lady, you bet, will be going to the party |
| He’s left to take back six in the vehicle |
| Gather the bread goes into it |
| How many, about, will be in the case |
| Lay, sad and miserable |
| Get the boat to float in |
| Piled it on, when he did an impression of |
| Show the lady is playing the piano inside |
| Flavouring also, I understand, goes into it |
| The result of crossing a pig with a doe? |
| Fill up the ward |
| Actors the second act’s revolving round |
| What the payments would be, on a hundred boxes |
| “Plenty of drink,” the member interposed |
| The coupon’s got a bit torn |
| In real trouble the time afterwards |
| Yours is the one going in to be repaired, then |
| Pull in, you say, and put it back |
| In following home, he’s done wrongly |
| Mooch about while he shoots |
| Sense, in a similar way, that you’re in the mood for |
| To take you beyond your destination is to overdo it |
| It shows the pupils are in need of a rest |
| With hooligans had a fight and doesn’t survive it |
| Would it not be an open and shut case without him? |
| Catch the sun and keep complaining about it |
| Am accommodated in an outhouse and humiliated |
| Foolishly pester one during the break |
| With that the working week comes to a close, chum! |
| About to give to the newspapers, hold back |
| I myself harangue about the clothing |
| Don’t try hard enough because stressed? |
| Why the boxer was easily beaten? |
| Potato (a lot, mashed) and a sausage |
| Picks up where one stops |
| Got the record back by a trick, you read |
| To put the finishing touch, having money left to |
| It’s easy to see who’s taking the chair |
| To a degree, the agent works for the tycoon |
| The source of the outfit I put on outside |
| Pressed into service though old |
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