January 17th 2022 - Evening Standard Cryptic

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January 17th 2022 Answers

Clue	Solution
Munch away at a piece of biscuit	SCOFF
Sound means of detecting arson?	SONAR
A little lamb, or a growling layabout?	LARRY
Wherein the wine bottles can get dust on	BIN
Se a flier as a criminal	CROOK
Louts do possibly get betrayed	SOLDOUT
Deliveries too far out	WIDES
Started smoking, perhaps	LIT
As worn by a drunken peer touring the UK?	PERUKE
Save, only to have over?	DELIVER
American style bonnet	HOOD
Where ales are brewed in Greater Manchester	SALE
To keep the French in sight requires a certain skill	SLEIGHT
Fib about a fathead (female)	LASSIE
Insecure mutt?	CUR
Let go without payment of even an old penny!	FREED
Kind of ice-cream van with foreign articles on	VANILLA
Get ready to eat, perhaps	RIPEN
Silly fellow lacking wit	NIT
As a rule, it heartens the foreigner	REIGN
Shooting without killing, involving traps	SKEET
Where, in Surrey, to have ham with some eggs	EGHAM
Root out a bighead - that unfeeling fellow	ROBOT
Dealt with by the worker who came to the fore	HANDLED
Short dog with a trouble-free tail	CURT
Turn up in the part of a werewolf, making a bloomer	FLOWER
Holy man very honest about finishing work	FAKIR
Backwater with many a smell	CREEK
There's nothing in raising a blind	NIL
Skinny but attractive girl, about a hundred pounds	CUTICLE
A well drilled product?	OIL
Cash contribution to education	DUCAT
Skinhead still very young	SEVEN
Creature imaginably crossed with a dog?	PELICAN
Quiet pixie on the ledge	SHELF
Many a stream of water will put a fire out	DOUSE
Shows fear of psychiatrists	SHRINKS
Branch of the railway taking up arms	SIDING
"Rod" is the name for a good French one	GUN
Equipped for half a year at sea?	ARMED
Russian dress material?	SERGE
Make a later revision	ALTER
Silver and gold are too much for her	VERA
Be prone to deceive	LIE

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