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- March 17th, 2017
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Utter lady, the Queen crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of March 17th, 2017 other clues |
| Arrive bearing a new lip make up |
| Thought to be spirit I’d poured neat into |
| An invention brought in by a foreigner |
| No good at all in the point-to-point |
| Father’s got the makings of a true bacteriologist |
| Digging for gold, set a trap in |
| Was very fond of the odd ramble, round about half term |
| A mutt caught in cheating |
| Inordinately, over and over again |
| States a quarter are opposed to it |
| Where you land a good right and then a left |
| A gun holster? |
| Grits one’s teeth and smiles when the day is through |
| Round the hole the small runners race |
| Quick to attack the soft heart |
| The car flattens it |
| Open at the above time |
| Understand it’s safe to carry a gun with it |
| Divers are always covered in salt |
| For her, it’s hard to turn round inside |
| Send the pinger back |
| On the subject of viewing |
| Either hides or allows the public to see |
| Did the same when the fish pie came in |
| Such a pace as the smack travels at? |
| A good beginning for the fledgling? |
| Later, when the hornet flies onto the coat |
| They bite, kiddies! |
| Ignored the past-its-prime port |
| At this point we’re told to listen |
| Came by, or was given, a name |
| In the oven cut up, sir, melting, or rendering |
| Seem affronted by 'The British are slackers' |
| Arrives after the act, to have a drink |
| First I took Latin - I got ploughed |
| How you could tell straightaway someone was irritated? |
| Ordinary or extraordinary speed at which a train moves |
| An inky finger mark on the drawing? |
| Intend, also, to get into the group |
| In return I tease mum for looking gaudy |
| Answered that it’s wrong to have a grass border |
| Give to the girl-friend on entering |
| Bump into the daughter taking the dog out |
| To put the fellow in the shade would be kind |
| Regard as a selling point for the estate agent |
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