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- January 13th, 2023
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of January 13th, 2023 other clues |
| Extend leave |
| The previous warning was given prior to leaving |
| The passage I’ll read aloud |
| Telling a story to in bed? |
| Hold, as you grapple with |
| Man whose lemonade you’ll put the whisky in? |
| The catalogue’s in the dining-room |
| The plant is left out unwrapped to get the sun |
| Though angry about, backed, too, and cheered on |
| Providing transport sounds generous |
| Claim to have put in the cupboard of |
| Search for and find the guard |
| Is put off by the figure, which is silly |
| As always, about to protect: think the world of |
| The stage is set for the entrances |
| With a big arm, hugging again |
| Spy on a man |
| Number eighteen is well known |
| Continued to put money into the plant |
| Dealing with roughly |
| From a hundred, point fifty are outstandingly good |
| Stopping from striking |
| The best ship around? They really are funny! |
| Fakes, one assumes |
| Stupid Sherlock Holmes never was |
| It should ensure delivery of the whole speech |
| Impression of how it feels to be at sea in a storm? |
| Fruit dishes |
| Talking right through the film! |
| One held the string, in the old days |
| A lot to prepare for posting |
| Calling the embassy |
| To cook, traps rain water |
| A cub - it is playing with a fawn |
| It’s agony for the poor tutor again |
| Suffer disaster, as do envelopes that open in transit |
| Don’t pay and don’t provide transport home from the station |
| No singles at all - none |
| Say to the people turning it on |
| The sweet boy took us back first |
| Was ruffled, one understood |
| To the reader, means “indeterminate periods of time” |
| Order, for the chap, fruit |
| Suit to change into? |
| Inevitable, all right |
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