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- December 6th, 2019
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The one about the fellow who always footed the drinks bill? crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of December 6th, 2019 other clues |
| Mostly, then, I’m bewildered and in a stew |
| OK for practising on |
| Has three points after the first round |
| Walk to the West End to get the list |
| Too much foam: a drawback |
| Make clear you’ll get back under your own steam |
| Don’t have to look for the keys when you need them |
| Observes one’s wishes |
| Stops to get some things from the builder’s yard |
| In this case, the lady’s got a point |
| Having been set down close to, called on |
| In my opinion, it’s rather mawkish |
| The music was deceptive |
| Home from sea, has been playing round again |
| I’m returning the box sent round by the shopkeeper |
| So at three goes off: a warning |
| Start out with a cracker of a plan |
| Also bet on, but it’s slow |
| A sharp point covered by fabric |
| Run back to devour hungrily |
| “Nonsense!” returned the advisor, “He’s a pest” |
| He wonders if there is, perhaps, gold inside |
| Result of being so untidy it’s a sickness? |
| Cards with warnings |
| Returns and is at home before you arrive |
| Weapon I let the tots play about with |
| Knuckle down to, but find you can get no further with |
| Such food as one gets at formal dinners? |
| A colonisation that gives satisfaction |
| By concealing a standing charge that’s hefty |
| Very interested, as a parent, in the recreation |
| Some cove with a horse |
| Goes to prove it’s never too late to learn |
| Turn away when you make them laugh? |
| Mistitled before “The Dabbler” |
| Through fraud, getting a stone cut and in a beautiful setting |
| It’s a book, lady |
| Upset when, after a clear run, there’s trouble with |
| The hearts sink, going in to get the flowers! |
| Like the convicts’ old clothes? |
| Wander, get the name wrong and colour up |
| The cockney embraced her in the wood |
| Supports and is clearly proud of oneself |
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