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- February 22nd, 2024
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of February 22nd, 2024 other clues |
| Looks happy in the sunshine |
| Figures out nothing's funny |
| It's wrong maybe to put the cat out of the room |
| Fled out of range |
| A plethora is too much for her |
| The prize a sailor has to shoot for |
| It's quite a distance by motorway, boy! |
| The sticking point in an argument? |
| Did Beethoven write one by moonlight? |
| It adds colour to things |
| As a hero, he has his pride |
| Tool used in a daze? |
| Very old place, not quite the best |
| She gets in shape gradually |
| Wild creatures in the rushes? |
| A country girl (in Reading?) |
| Essentially, it has rosy associations |
| Al sat with him, the dog! |
| Steer the short way |
| Bury, a team familiar to soccer fans |
| Letter to a girl, in fact |
| She and Charlie will take a test |
| A coloured drink |
| Borrowed from the Germans, it's true |
| Rodent that turns up with a cat and a sheep |
| Mark and Ian may be on the street |
| A plate holder |
| By many an account, it's a short garment |
| Are they all named Atkins? |
| Dog turning up at Gateshead |
| Arrives with a couple of letters |
| Business of putting beer into a vessel |
| Does it show irritation at having been caught? |
| Animal with plenty to keep quiet about? |
| Rod's game? |
| Quarrelling, possibly raging about an upstart |
| Trouble a nobleman with a saintly heart? |
| Always shows hesitation going to the back of the queue |
| Terrible death regarded as very nasty |
| The swine put Birkenhead right on the map! |
| Europeans from Sedan |
| The dramatic bit |
| On form, maybe; nevertheless rested |
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