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- April 1st, 2022
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Subdue with a cold “Hurry up!” crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of April 1st, 2022 other clues |
| Grumpiness as a result of some funny ailment? |
| Timer at the ready, giving a warning |
| Pass the cockney as well |
| Look at the big end, man! |
| Think the world of the child - the heirs are worried |
| Quietly having tea in the shade |
| Not having a score is silly |
| Agreed everything in the diet is wrong |
| Put electricity in, but make you pay for it |
| Move to the outskirts |
| Streaked on the street, naked |
| Having added a couple of pages, finished it off |
| Concedes, at three points to nil |
| Asked in, the man did unbend |
| Did his cleaner make it all up? |
| Gloomy about - is the second sacking |
| They’ll reach the top first - in seconds |
| Say yes, the son chucked money around |
| Cut the key a shade inaccurately |
| It will have to be consulted before changing course |
| Put a limit on again, getting tough |
| Managed to circumvent, as one travelled a lot |
| Getting drunk, see as the best part |
| She has now returned to the valley |
| Caught a cold and real trouble set in |
| In the end, do your best to ring |
| A pest crawling round the little flower |
| Defending the robbery at gunpoint |
| Attempts to frighten the soldier that’s guarding |
| “As a flute-player”, I put in, “is useless” |
| Bought a supply of, to be used as nests |
| Figure the anti-revolutionary is not English |
| The house maid, Mai, went off to get fish |
| Go on and on about how you’ll make a home in? |
| Protected by a cabinet, as a precaution |
| The plant you put in a pot I prepared outside |
| So I’m building a mansion with her |
| Behave yourself when you act as guide |
| About fifty are sighted flying, which makes one happy |
| Satisfies the constituents |
| Explains in detail about being out of money |
| For myself and the horse, brought out something to eat |
| A melon requires heat and moisture |
| Point the rule out when you abdicate |
| Intensify when there’s an invitation to board |
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