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- June 10th, 2020
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of June 10th, 2020 other clues |
| There’s something elevating about this lad |
| An old army measure of length |
| The old-fashioned fellows in the country |
| She’ll always have a drink with one |
| Came down and brightened up |
| A joke, maybe, but it’s old material |
| Jesters performing a loud solo? |
| It’s worth having a community centre in a low area |
| Bit of a good-time girl? |
| Talk a lot and hang up |
| Not emotionally affected by blurred vision |
| A marine weapon? |
| Seedy looking artist? |
| Look to go back half a mile |
| Cheap way to get dry after a bit of a storm, say |
| The property game |
| Maid upset over starting trouble, you’ll agree |
| Fish up what’s faulty |
| Wherein Eulenspiegel kept his cash? |
| Fruit by the pound if you want one |
| The loneliness of Duke Ellington |
| Bird or fox? |
| James the playwright’s little girl |
| The struggle to the first on Earth, possibly? |
| After deduction, less than nineteen |
| Stick at your task of not getting out! |
| Rare deformity of the back |
| Of a pair, the one spoiling most of the game with an own goal |
| Hang around for a time outside the help centre |
| Warm-hearted little chap, wonderfully watchful |
| The majority of shops closing during a test |
| Like something grey, or hay, maybe |
| It’s great – double so, to go without nothing |
| Veterans making lemon squash around World’s End |
| It’s fat and starts high and finishes low |
| Such fellows may merely figure to lie around |
| Ill-disposed to put files in order |
| Recently finished stamp collecting |
| In breaking a rule, a doctor will not move fast |
| See Durer, possibly, as not so refined! |
| Piece of land in Chiselhurst |
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