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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of August 18th, 2017 other clues |
| Root about in the tin for the drawing |
| They get the flags flying in seconds |
| She’s got a pail out to trap the rain |
| The fellow I caught entering; the burglar |
| Put a table outside - it’s a very hot day |
| Does it lie in wait for water birds? |
| Must a boxer win it to make a name for himself? |
| Turned down, you assume |
| A giant ant is crawling round it |
| Didn’t allow to return to the lair to catch |
| Polish, though it doesn’t sound like Polish |
| It’s for the button at your neck? Excellent! |
| Anyhow, I can’t hold on or hold back |
| Misaligns the cue |
| Indicates they’re sharp |
| He has a long way to go |
| How the word “mad” looks in Morse code? |
| Wads of bank notes and an expensive car |
| Bill has a t-title |
| Find it’s a warning |
| Trapping the male cat, don’t play fair |
| Rub out “shines” changing it to “polishes” |
| Got into a row for having been saucy |
| In a cage, it’s upset, or put about a bit |
| The horse that’s first back to its compartment |
| Be the last act - and pay for it |
| Discharged and in better health, he’s running a shop |
| So that it will be tidy |
| Can’t finish writing “a most exciting moment in the match”? |
| Bet it will float |
| Has it brought luck on many a racecourse? |
| Time is getting on and it’s terribly far away |
| Bird the child found in the tool shed |
| You get three to a bottle, but that’s of little importance |
| Fancied just the teeniest bit |
| In the first place, the novices’ event is |
| Fully laden on the way out, when it’s soft and muddy? |
| Calm when one came to get |
| The flavouring also, I understand, permeates it |
| A seat the sun will rot |
| And certainly not greatly reduced |
| Seat at the prearranged starting place |
| “The demo is a nuisance? Nonsense!” you put in |
| Not accustomed to being on the shelf |
| Work standing up, therefore, holding it |
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