September 28th 2022 - Evening Standard Cryptic

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September 28th 2022 Answers

Clue	Solution
To be indisposed to hold money is smart	SLICK
Clubhouse!	VILLA
Laid out with a gun, perhaps; not very lively	LANGUID
Are such blondes always sweet?	HONEY
The French, including a race of Latvians!	LETTS
They all have their day on Nov. 2	SOULS
A spice you could manage to point out for me	PIMENTO
Cockney boss	GUV
A blow that shook Nero	ONER
Ancient Roman line in silverware, perhaps	PILATE
Pale as a layer of eggs	ASHEN
If you want a tow-headed charmer, move smartly	TWITCH
That softly played finale will just have to await judgment	PEND
Still the old-fashioned finish for breakfast	YET
She's a danger to navigation!	LORELEI
One can think it a clever line in chaff	BRAIN
There could be some musketeers	THREE
Meant to get me to help out	AIMED
Road surface that could bring a snake to a stop	ASPHALT
Pointed publicity for British Rail	BRADS
Where its hard for drunkards to say the police are dismissive	LEITH
Visit briefly for a bit of TV?	LOOKIN
Shrewd enough to keep a cool head at the bar	CLEVER
Oh, her? She sounds a bit of all right!	KAY
Little house with only one good toilet	IGLOO
When off sick, idle about with some rogue	VILLAIN
Days of iridescence?	IDES
Allow a cry to escape when one is released?	LETOUT
Store where you can get new hats at central Ruislip	STASH
Slightly crazy, dotty rhyme	POTTY
Worth putting right in time, possibly	MERIT
Hammer useful when there's a gale raging around the civic centre	GAVEL
As a composer, a bit of a clever Dick?	VERDI
Another name for Evita	PERON
She doesn't show her true feelings	ACTRESS
Even with a woolly head, a sheep can always get there	WETHER
Favourite way to knot a tie, with little effect	PETITE
Though not the oldest, we're in a home	NEWEST
Quick to move to correct some of the white lies	LITHE
Pretty little thing making a bed	BEAD
It's completely in Central London	ALL

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