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- December 29th, 2020
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of December 29th, 2020 other clues |
| Don joins him somewhere in Essex |
| A special talent for playing loud? |
| Become fashionable, you understand |
| No elm can provide the answer |
| Targeted animals? |
| Diminutive relative of Don or Lena |
| Frothy talk from Gazza? |
| The ancient goddess lives again |
| Oppose one's eccentric sister |
| Essays in perseverance? |
| Stopped Edward pursuing Henry |
| A table some say is too long! |
| Dried leaves used by the wheatear |
| It's upsetting to get nil in the game, obviously |
| Hector, you can bribe for about fifty quid |
| Dodgy dive, nothing more, on American TV |
| Afraid to refer to the city of Chicago! |
| He may swiftly go ahead and operate |
| Schemes for growing vegetables, perhaps? |
| One flying, for instance, on a return half? |
| A sheep is in The Three Musketeers |
| Failed flier with a sea named after him |
| If it's action you want, go to it! |
| Mock a doer of good deeds |
| Show ill disposition, beset by enemies |
| Single people |
| His funny hats are out of order! |
| Bread crumbling down a chap's chest? |
| Of suitable girth, perhaps |
| The home team |
| In general, I figure to be passed over |
| Saintly name for the wanderer |
| Come back with an answer |
| It's fine to pass half an hour in composing tunes |
| It's needed for the reception |
| Digging up, if not blowing up |
| Soft deposit possibly dug in part of Isleworth |
| Adverts for electrical accessories |
| Finest ever to play for N. Ireland? |
| The trouble is me, it might be said! |
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