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- September 22nd, 2017
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Without a mate, which is curious crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of September 22nd, 2017 other clues |
| This is where you put the medicated skin cream |
| Free to take the easel out into the shade |
| Round about lunchtime, the boy is ready for a meal |
| Though worn out, ready to accompany the fellow |
| All in this group are rather big |
| How the quartet went to beat the trio in the competition? |
| Made a lot of money as a char? |
| Denied the necessity to carry a gun |
| Determine there's a possible raid on the outskirts |
| The shade is down |
| Surprised, began to ring the number |
| Expand, on the whole, so there’s nothing to worry about |
| A little embarrassed, left |
| Back carrying an animal: a dog |
| Bob put the car I repaired in the shed |
| In tense, I never make mistakes |
| For the baddie, not the right actor |
| Doesn’t let all hang out while one has a meal! |
| She is as bad in the half mile |
| Very keen to back “Temperamental Lady” |
| After a little rest, prepared to cater to one’s needs |
| The same phoney agent came in to identify the performer |
| Amount, in short, to “Reduce the liquid” |
| Are out to make an impression |
| Carried away, is very vivacious |
| By the way, “Year Off” is a good long-distance runner |
| Took it out and, with a jab, miscued |
| Negation issued from home? |
| Unable to find a defect in? |
| Complain when he climbs in at the back |
| Was the buyer informed on? |
| The whole net I fouled up again |
| Either climb aboard or come off it! |
| I ring up about the plant |
| Granting or having had possession granted to |
| Make sure you get the message to tip well |
| Are you no longer painting? |
| Runs, following the small foot marks |
| They calm down and decide to stay |
| A thug, the lag? Oh, no; I reformed him |
| Warn, producing a change of heart in time |
| Secreting it back among the shuffled cards is going too far |
| That’s carrying home cooking to its limits! |
| Most sensible when one’s in a terrible stew |
| A ring - a ring found out in the garden |
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