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- February 18th, 2022
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What told you the girl would be going to a dance? crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of February 18th, 2022 other clues |
| Not stamped “jobless” |
| Fish for the backward kid |
| I need to crumble a few into the vegetable |
| When the protege comes in, gives it to |
| The poet and I do get ruined by “6” |
| What we have is time, according to the cockney |
| Teasing the fellow about it continuing so boringly |
| A worker sent in to get someone who's not there |
| Had spread out, as did the former lining |
| Catch, all but overturning the boat |
| Mad when “anise” is misspelled, with an extra N |
| Doing everything possible - really stretching oneself |
| Smart but gaudy? |
| Only just pay for |
| The Spanish girl caught the French fever |
| No hunter - quite possibly a fugitive |
| Mastered - the art of remaining silent? |
| And coo, look what we’re having to pay! |
| Cover up, lady; the heat is off |
| A ring, you say, and a charm |
| What an oarsman will do, if the boat capsizes? |
| “It’s daylight,” the child said |
| On reaching journey’s end, stumble upon |
| Sending on: its purpose is deflective |
| It’s turned to rain, when you waken up |
| With difficulty open the tin inside. It’s in perfect condition |
| In the communication, seem worried about a gas leak |
| Unhappiness due to a slump |
| Are beside the notice urging you to enlist |
| Managed to spoil one stanza in it |
| Understand a valley surrounds it |
| Too bright - that’s obvious |
| Line up a whole series |
| It’s a sort of tea-break and you eat too much |
| The practicality to have a park in a built-up area? |
| Finish off the salad and prepare to meet your guests? |
| Terribly stupid about, the former would have it |
| Meets, when one collides with in the car |
| Like the scent obtained in Cairo: terribly dull |
| Ways in which the rest, perhaps, set out to |
| Didn’t let go of, while one waited |
| Don’t allow to poke in the stick |
| A story and bed |
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