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