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- December 9th, 2016
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Wasn’t a true example of a poem set to music? crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of December 9th, 2016 other clues |
| Having the power to agitate by talk |
| Speak frankly and circumvent the strike |
| After working, I get on the food |
| A game with mum |
| Prison Brown has gone worriedly into |
| Leave it be, child: it’s just a hat |
| Is apt to, if one cares for |
| The man’s name can be made up |
| Build to accommodate |
| Talk about rain! How the plants will shoot! |
| In that case it’s raining and everybody is inside |
| A card with a warning! |
| Calmed down, also, when back in the outhouse |
| Jokes about the rents |
| A dog, dear? It’s a doll |
| Bargain with, when you foot the bill for |
| Leaves when one tries to influence mentally |
| Speak of returning, too |
| Try to find, but be careful! |
| The list’s on display when one arrives |
| “Will discourage a slimmer”, I put in |
| Be holding a bone, as an inducement |
| Asked for a search to be made, in the grass |
| Got as far as “yearned once more to” |
| Bear out one’s gone in to cook |
| When the kiosk’s erected, seems about to leave |
| Got angry about what the headwind did? |
| Only puts on loosely, yet fastens |
| The daughter, at heart, wishes to change nationality |
| Puts up with the lack of food and doesn’t budge |
| Fish that will hurl itself at another in a fight? |
| Fifty-fifty chance the drunk will go back to drink |
| Snapped a bird - a wading bird |
| Meaning to get the material back into the tin, somehow |
| Take over from with ease |
| Figure twirling the lariat round is hard work |
| “Please Forward” (It’s worth money) |
| Argues about, but accepts the result |
| Does it feature in an advertisement for the Reptile House? |
| For morale, drinks |
| He’s afraid he’ll have to share his guardian with another |
| Ate one’s words when one saw home |
| Are not on a secure footing, he adds |
| Intend to get work in writing |
| He’s right at the foot of the tree |
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