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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of April 17th, 2020 other clues |
| Tell us more about how intricate it is? |
| It’s food, clot! |
| He sees I get the order for drink I put in |
| Gives a nod, turning, prepared to reverse |
| “Awfully smart” is about all you can hear |
| Suggests it be for money |
| Scolded when one overindulges, foolishly |
| “Open a tin” sufficed |
| Jabber in French! |
| Should, after getting them in trouble, I reckoned |
| Cannot go out leaving the child inside – not I |
| Pops and tots |
| Do your utmost to get variety |
| When the dog bounds round in, retreats |
| She’s survived to make a comeback in “The Wicked Ladies” |
| For a start, concocted a lulu of a plan! |
| Complaining about, though it’s for your own protection |
| Made to go back in time, Rex gets the jitters |
| Trip as you turn round |
| “Number Ten, Hugo Turner” is incomplete |
| Having consulted with, gave to |
| Is it not used in general medicine? |
| For pets, it’s anything but progressive |
| The men can be brought back in fetters |
| A guard for the money? Go on! |
| Blame one when a bird gets out and a reptile |
| That’s one way to keep the chaps away! |
| Attack in the ring? |
| Going on and on about the mad sister being shut up |
| The time soon comes round for him to appear |
| Have a keen interest in, you understand |
| Injury that puts an end to the shooting |
| Joining in or amusing oneself away from the others |
| Like a clot, mixed black in with blue |
| I’m back home right at lunchtime, having soup |
| Managing with difficulty to say one’s leaving |
| Do study |
| A sailor’s in the drink |
| The soldier, filled with a terrible anger, is ready |
| From the large one made squash: a soft drink |
| No less upset when I am brought in with injuries |
| Are out of, at first |
| Impressed by how one controlled the ball |
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