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- October 11th, 2022
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of October 11th, 2022 other clues |
| Old soldier or bad actor who took in an editor |
| Volunteers a kiss by way of payment! |
| It's just a formality for Luke |
| Not a good time to produce plums |
| Being broke, legless |
| Cheat silly twits |
| Showing an unusual degree of proclivity to be polite |
| Being frivolous or flighty, rush off |
| Thoroughly beat them, without 'em being careless |
| Hearing aid |
| When I call out erroneously, it's a bloomer |
| Men providing information by the sides of the Thames |
| She's relatively nice about an early start or late finish |
| An electrifying cello piece? |
| It's bound to be cartographic |
| It's hard to knock the stuffing out of a tough one |
| A cutter in the outer Azores |
| Nominally American city? |
| Speculators left on the corner in a bus |
| Possessed with the idea of being deceived? |
| A mule's name, possibly? |
| He's foppish in an old-fashioned way |
| In parliament, might he get round to making a collection? |
| It's a long way to Maidenhead, a country place |
| They just hang around looking decorative |
| Not much of an insult? |
| There are stacks of it out of town |
| Tradesman concerned with overheads |
| Such pots are suitable for whipped cream, I see |
| Called Edward out one morning |
| We're at a loose end very little |
| Was including the theatre in one's needs |
| Pretty as you can imagine |
| She has £50 to pay out! |
| Entitlement to only one sock? |
| Wherein the little dolls, etc., dance? |
| He'll trot out some familiar fiction |
| A growing source of monkey bread |
| Play some instrument |
| Piece of furniture fit for the West End? |
| She'll back us for a close finish |
| Those in league with each other? |
| Knightly means of saving face |
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