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- January 2nd, 2023
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of January 2nd, 2023 other clues |
| Badly bake a bit of bread and you can still eat it |
| In study, this fiend has his own way of working |
| Exposed what made a graduate embarrassed? |
| Topographic feature of parts of Dartmoor |
| Tough guy, but only one of the many |
| A young Guide making a chocolate treat |
| Suitable containers |
| The article I had as support |
| Great man, but his eccentric aunts are out of money |
| It's a different place from Salerno |
| Noble novice driver on the ring road |
| He's proverbially clever and a friend to Tom and Harry |
| Person responsible for keeping an artist in court, possibly |
| Put one in a solution of meths, and you've got water! |
| The Jenkins family? |
| Ms Blackman's high esteem in America |
| Splendidly grand in a genuine way |
| Come again about the dog |
| Flap in the manner of a bat |
| Does she make sibilant sounds during tea? |
| An exclusive thing to do with new bread |
| Young swimmer in a drunken revel |
| Encountered a bit of resistance, at length |
| An advanced player |
| A weapon the peeler had? |
| Commonplace feature of job analysis |
| To Jason she was a real charmer |
| In zooming up, you get low! |
| Being ugly, keeps out of sight for half an hour |
| Nothing but a clean sheet, possibly |
| Step up with sad heart into prison |
| A rotter, but with a nice skin |
| One going on foot, usually with a mate |
| Material used by a fathead and a hothead |
| May be vital even if you can't play it |
| Given freely to chaps outside the day centre |
| Popular breakfast time serial, say |
| Children's game, it could be golf! |
| Hang around, perhaps craftily? |
| Inspector of signals? |
| Saintly version of 6 Down |
| It's not nice for half of us to be in the red, badly |
| Wherein to labour at scientific work? |
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