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- January 5th, 2024
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of January 5th, 2024 other clues |
| Top and tail for cooking - that’s fine |
| Rebuking for putting the brakes on |
| It starts here |
| The animal, with some difficulty, skirts the void |
| Will make a splash, he contends |
| Followed the advice given and didn’t quit the stage |
| Glaring when I take out the blueprint |
| Figure you’ll enjoy the article |
| Fight waste |
| Upset, shake |
| The father dog didn’t go hungry |
| Conceited, like the girl in the advertising poster |
| Humble, gives the tea bags back to |
| Establishes one is clearly surprised |
| It indicates unsettled weather |
| Goes along with on the second date |
| Equal in the game |
| Incline towards being a little over-generous |
| Encourage the near desperate |
| Found one gravitated towards the right, on getting in |
| Note you rely on completely |
| Leave on time, from the draper’s |
| Went on to add a grass border |
| Dope making a comeback: a singer who’s over the top |
| Meted out while she decorated the exterior |
| One or two items on the fishmonger’s slab |
| Ultra efficient, but could be bettered |
| With “Stop harbouring evil,” winding up |
| The finer points of rowing? |
| Said only he’s a laughing-stock |
| A number swam back to protect the birds |
| Take the father back-stage to the little dears |
| Over their going out West, seem very pained |
| Carry on being ambitious |
| Were we to leave the land, would take it back |
| In brief, given to being low on staff |
| Understanding it’s taking the public’s fancy |
| Role one’s playing in “The Card” |
| Carrying a little gun does improve one’s disposition |
| Though small, plenty just to try it out |
| Get going when the fat man enters |
| One way, miss |
| Clear from the race I had taken part in |
| Worked until I had got ahead |
| Reflective girl |
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