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- February 5th, 2019
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of February 5th, 2019 other clues |
| Weapons that suit |
| Be extravagant with the punch |
| Lacking freedom, like many old people |
| Figuratively not Arabic |
| Foreign rule? |
| Wander around like me and that cockney woman |
| He wants smart clothes and loud music |
| He's handy albeit breathless |
| Al gives dad a new coin |
| More courageous as a player? |
| To go motoring with a learner is nonsense! |
| Language socially acceptable and a bit arduous |
| Nevertheless needed in pretty etchings |
| Such comedians may get no rest |
| Bring and sell for what you can get |
| Army measure dating from biblical times |
| Whence to phone that the pair are out for a duck |
| But he could be an engine driver! |
| Showing no emotion but some gusto, I see |
| Form of address for a beloved Yankee? |
| To the Dane, perhaps, the French seem a heavy burden |
| Fishy letter to little Leonard |
| Sorry to come between dad and Ena, somewhere |
| Encouraging fare? |
| A visitor with taking ways |
| Playing Harrow, unlikely to get ten out for nought |
| With which to write a corny composition |
| Splendid booze-up! |
| Does she mean a lot to '17 Across'? |
| When the dam bursts, it follows, you'll agree |
| Line taken in crossing a Norwegian inlet |
| What the toast may do when pa gets out of bed |
| It's in the upper third of Western Australia |
| Do such modifications get nice variety? |
| A win for the reserves last month? |
| Ruined, being loose |
| Badly rusted, it gets dirtier in use |
| The pay that keeps seamen going |
| Being French, like Mimi, she stutters a little |
| A good rebuttal |
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