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What a woman may be if called mousy? crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of November 7th, 2016 other clues |
| Pull by the ear? |
| Teased foolishly for being placid |
| Name of the little car taking the doctor round |
| One helping your studies of wild trout |
| Maybe one in Serbia is a very large area |
| A blockhead to the very end, dammit! |
| In self-defence, pay out with a growl |
| As a rule, it heartens the foreigner |
| To give a fathead credit is stupid |
| Pearl's mum |
| A place in the sun for insular Italians? |
| Dried leaves it's possible to eat |
| As used by the navy and the horse artillery |
| If you've done this, there's something you just won't get |
| One absent from work, maybe playing cricket |
| Are there six for each snake? |
| Nat has to look around for the body |
| A table label? |
| Structures in the form of a spire! |
| The outskirts of Dyfed are hardly colourless |
| Submit a story about Birkenhead |
| He's about six, you know! |
| Praise a chap for getting out of uniform |
| It has a key in the middle of the face, this kind of clock |
| Something tasteful to say about love, possibly |
| What's in store at the chemist's? |
| A peculiar code of rugby to many |
| A climbing aid, naturally |
| Said to be the part of the wheel at the back of a wagon |
| Fed up and angry upon getting it wrong |
| Name playfully given to Uncle Ivan |
| Catch in possession of cannabis |
| Book revealing bitterness about a bighead |
| Hail with tears in one's eyes? |
| Chief not above giving me a hand |
| By leaving a person with no heir? |
| Material apt to stain badly? |
| Raise the back |
| Complain tearfully that most of the javelins are broken |
| Aspired somehow to be spoken well of |
| Such a cake is known to be nutty |
| To be born, only to start dying, is poor |
| That soapy character Barlow? |
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