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- December 16th, 2016
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Rushed back and scolded for having told crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of December 16th, 2016 other clues |
| She sang out “The key is inside” |
| He’s pragmatic, it’s true, at first |
| Where the rent money goes? Exactly! |
| Suit yourself! |
| Sometimes having no divining-rod, in that case |
| If all else fails, a gentle knock on the chin, perhaps |
| Put to use in your workout |
| Go back to make another copy of |
| In that, again, it is a warning |
| Leave with no reason - it’s just some fad |
| Make one pay far too much for the castle |
| For the majority, the high spot |
| Understand, when the note is sounded |
| The woman and man in the paint shop |
| Cadge a cake from? |
| Fall back, anyhow, slap into the middle of the green |
| Measure the rain one has trapped |
| Job the tenants are in |
| Again I send in by return |
| The vehicle gets across in half the time |
| Achieve a decisive victory for the party |
| Being spent foolishly on bath salts? |
| Figure the horse to back is “Sea Bird” |
| “Dish” does have an aitch |
| Notices one takes a second look at |
| Literary work from an earlier exam |
| It's a fruit, my darling! |
| He hasn’t won outright in a row |
| Weather good, tennis not bad |
| What happened when the clergyman fed the mutt? |
| With only a tiny bit of English, manage to get by |
| Look at and read aloud the letter |
| The buyer is an American general: the order has gone through |
| It’s about having esteem |
| Put out for a while, comes back mad |
| Join in, but don’t hog the lot! |
| Having overhead lighting |
| Don’t forget to stay where we can see you |
| Kept for the famous |
| A hat for the country |
| A fellow unable to hear but very brave |
| It’s number fifty - like the back room |
| Up to “In a struggle to make it perfect” |
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