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- December 15th, 2016
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"Right”, as a blow crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of December 15th, 2016 other clues |
| A drink from Cupid? |
| Raise a hand to an officer |
| Pretend not to notice a hopeless lover getting nothing right |
| Expedition far away in the heart of Niger |
| This swindle, on the quiet, is rascally |
| Talk excitedly of a red-headed six-footer |
| Hurried to repair all but two shoes |
| A low place in the country |
| United we stand - but there's no sign of Stan! |
| Run gently or backwards in a race |
| A loving couple having a riotous time |
| Just what's needed by a space visitant hiding in a copse |
| Briefly, the state Elvis Presley was in at first |
| It may seem fishy that soft ones are more masculine than the hard |
| Familiar name for the duck |
| Resorts you may need a pass for? |
| Not copper, though it may well contain some |
| A mocking letter to a relative |
| Famously musical arts given backing by many a head of state |
| Figure an unruly truant is out to be uncommunicative |
| As written of by Defoe once a week |
| Raise production of boots |
| Chap in a car in the wood |
| To the drinker, it means good health |
| Foreigner from Valletta |
| Daisy, you'd look sweet sitting on one |
| In Luke, perhaps, it's uncharacteristic |
| Subdue a female |
| Spirit of the alteration in a manuscript |
| Went back to bed |
| She has a point |
| We finish last when it's muddy |
| Remained to start stalking the wild deer around |
| That tax-exempt girl, remember |
| It's turned soft at the end |
| A cry that has a firm ring to it |
| The subdued voice in which many speak |
| Universal deity |
| Is obliged to wind up the party in a hurry |
| Is building work such a job? |
| Having a seat in it, you don't fall |
| Dry area at the riverside in Poland |
| At last it's ended by specialist bowlers |
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