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- December 11th, 2020
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Will a great many houses be built on them? crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of December 11th, 2020 other clues |
| To satisfy, get a permanent home |
| It's black with a silver background |
| Lecture about how birds preen themselves |
| How one goes to surpass by outnumbering a little? |
| The first few are horrid |
| Sell again at the end |
| The story is good, set in the city |
| No longer blue, having made a lot of money |
| By autumn, most of their leaves have gone |
| Settles in a foreign country |
| Was changing the bandage |
| Add "Inside there's a bird bone" |
| Suitable expression for the sergeant major giving an order? |
| Very well, better it, chum! |
| Beside a bar out East |
| Continue slowly and boringly --- it's monstrous! |
| A big name in astronomy? |
| Teas for three at the tea dance? |
| They keep servants |
| Gave all the information to while one dealt with the forms |
| By which the bowler's baby arrived with no complications? |
| Mount up and trot after the animal |
| Be taking on a number only to get vanquished |
| Is revealed when one makes one's exit |
| A refutation issued from home? |
| The cleaner the better half will hire |
| Shipwrecked and icy cold |
| I came in very damp |
| Pries up with metal objects |
| Knock up as usual |
| Not much to look at, the fool, and he's not in uniform |
| Where oxygen is taken, or absorbed |
| Suitable accompaniment for a spring meal? |
| Early morning rush |
| Those waiting to hear a signal |
| It's best to hide, anyhow, when coming in terribly late |
| Stays to have a meal and drinks after |
| Spring roses in a bunch for the dignitary's wife |
| Affix a note to the case |
| Put the dog-end out, dear girl |
| Helps one in and seats are provided |
| While gaining ground previously |
| Before Eve came along Adam was liable to err |
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