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Below you will find all the solutions to Evening Standard Cryptic Crossword from January 17th 2023.
January 17th 2023 Answers
Clue |
Solution |
Imitative in cheapish style |
APISH |
Like a chap getting a bit of a kiss in a girl's embrace |
LUCKY |
Sportsman's assistant taken in hand for instruction |
POINTER |
Oh dash - the piano's covered in terrible rust! |
SPURT |
Returning from Niagara, as before |
AGAIN |
Oscar sounds angry! |
WILDE |
London's thin red line (under ground) |
CENTRAL |
For each childless person |
PER |
So it varies, this name |
OTIS |
Cook a rib, perhaps, with a little seasoning |
BRAISE |
The cricket trophy, but not to be seen |
ASHES |
More than a company of soldiers? |
COHORT |
It's only water |
MERE |
Hurt without right, you need shelter |
HUT |
Nude in an exotic act, just for show |
CABARET |
She points to the polish |
SHEEN |
Can a cricket team fade out? |
DIXIE |
It's not clear that Victor has a complaint |
VAGUE |
Having informed the police, brought down to earth |
GRASSED |
Go in some pain |
AGONY |
They're of pretty resilient rubber |
TYRES |
Is such a government a little theatrical? |
PUPPET |
Swimmers having a bit of sport with a rising star |
SPRATS |
Not all photos are steamy |
HOT |
Nail bent round an angle, used by the smith |
ANVIL |
Advanced pieces of editorial writing |
LEADERS |
The desire to upset socially superior Reg |
URGE |
Kitchen things you finally shove in the sink, perhaps |
KNIVES |
Waits around to get the measurement |
WAIST |
Comfortable, no doubt, but it makes Charlie cry! |
COUCH |
Time the thing wrong |
NIGHT |
As a musician, a good cake decorator? |
PIPER |
Again allowed to have a tenant |
RELET |
Started to appeal to one |
BEGAN |
The skill of roguish old soldiers? |
ARCHERY |
On which excursionists are clamorous after a hush? |
OUTING |
The trouble mum has with another woman? |
MALADY |
Some rubbish about a safety device |
REFUSE |
Stop putting the earth into a box |
CEASE |
A hint of resignation? |
SIGN |
Can handle kittens, but civet cats would be too much for him |
VET |
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