Category: Evening Standard – Cryptic
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- One jumping about, helping with the loading?
- In S. America, it dissolves into a gas
- Very serious complaint about student frolics
- Tailor or suit
- Clothing to be seen at Sunderland
- Headstrong, yet a bit camera shy?
- In Basildon, you can buy it at the supermarket
- Modern ways
- Is a bit of a risk at Oxford
- Kept cool
- Quick round by a thirsty dog?
- Water line maybe
- Think quietly about me touring the States
- Dad's drink?
- Is it thrust into orange peel?
- Journey before the fall?
- Read The Last of the Mohicans, possibly
- Look around part of Spain for a river
- The lads seem, to you, thus non-U!
- Weapon of the ordinary British soldier?
- A piece of poetry
- One in Brando's career?
- Old people a bit lacking in cash?
- Flit around with upward movement
- Accommodation seeming overheated to the Spanish?
- Spear with no head, but pointed at the top
- Put out, and certainly not at home
- Sends farewell to a redhead
- Mare crossing a river?
- Little chap holding a bottle
- Knowing fellows who seem upset in victory?
- Polite pupils possibly please him
- He's warned when there's a fight starting!
- Vocal power
- Island with many a gnarled tree?
- Cheek? Yes and no
- A hint that may end with a tip?
- But such a batsman may be on strike!
- It's been carelessly said to associate with sin
- Food calling for father's thanks
- Endless personal ornaments
- She buys little or nothing
- Look a knockout!
- Having no change, uncle goes to the back of the queue
- With a smile, you can make a bit of an impression
- A singular aid to vision
- This information is just a little backward
- Thus a heavy blow comes earlier
- Not hard water, you'll observe
- What the navy needs, the horse artillery used
- Free half of beer for the equestrian
- Home established by a Pole
- Robert E. is after me for a fight!
- Mixed teams under a captain
- Artistically, he provided mother with curtain material
- Spare personal injury
- Assign a fortune to little Albert
- Presumably he'd give dad money
- Might he start the game as winner?
- Singing hauliers?
- Royal Anglo-Saxon periods
- At Lord's say, would he see only one side of the game?
- To which, one might be called for a drink
- Time and a quarter
- It goes round as part of the system
- Train in a way that's regular but heartless
- Disregards the love in the heart of a distraught singer
- Acceptable figures around mid-May
- In half a hour she becomes an attendant
- Sleep less than ideally?
- Time for a drink?
- Knot it wrong and you'll get a loose end
- Hundreds of innocent suspects?
- Can it measure me a half of bitter?
- It's spread as a piece of American symbolism
- Chap with whom mum goes to the Nag's Head
- Allowed a bit of double-talk
- Jack, a friend to many
- French word for 'test
- The place for one's wheels
- Donations that could be small diminished by pounds!
- Pursuer making the run
- A good man, superior anyway
- Daft Della, often in the soup
- Bogey beater!
- It's sure to be shortened as a concert piece
- He makes nothing but new cars
- Drink more, doggedly?
- Sad, though loaded with unearned income?
- Edgar's revised classification
- See fit to send a message
- Full ones are best
- Chap keeping an eye on his companion in the water
- Master Charlie's raincoat
- Revise some selected items
- Spanish part of Ohio?
- Down with a broken elbow?
- Being in hand, half of us get extra
- It's flat on the bed, usually, near Dover
- Opposite of stag, in a sense