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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of November 12th, 2021 other clues |
| Sure by noon I'd gone out, but is wrong |
| Because nothing can change the tally |
| Who boarded the tramp in it? |
| Takes off the narrow pieces |
| Covering the female with a what's-it |
| Get rid of - sling out - the stodgy food |
| Birds that are given to canoodling on the quiet? |
| Arrive and, reversing, put the runabout inside |
| Weapon that is, for the record, two-pointed |
| Started to cry when the engine conked out? |
| In the amended text, the wanderer is a sociable type |
| On the house that's vacant |
| Will become hard to get a stand seat |
| Told to accommodate the former communist |
| That's no phoney earthling silly! |
| Not what's usually done on leaving |
| What's Hornblower doing in the suburbs? |
| It's very sad. The vehicle overturned trapping the soldier |
| Without Leslie's |
| Make into a drawer |
| Going off, is rounding the bend |
| Pale, given a drink looks far more cheerful |
| Still finding you can't arouse pity in |
| Why the outsider never gets a look in |
| On the way round to get the pearls |
| Think drink has the foolish son in its clutches |
| Quite a lot, but not so much it's dishonest? |
| Fight Les, struggling to get a blow in |
| To be in really good form, after midnight's advisable |
| Putting one over on the syndicate |
| Having rows, draw the shade |
| Catch up in an hour |
| Like the ornament that has a function? |
| Does it trundle up the beach? |
| On the previous occasion, got it back to me early |
| The first indication that one likes a lot |
| I said to keep it under observation |
| Go back in to tie one to the other |
| Puts a new coat on: The material, satin, is unusual? |
| Not yet ready for breakfast? The sauce! |
| The beater who's refusing to work? |
| Not a short way of saying "with one" |
| Tease the fellow about being an object of terror |
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