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Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of September 19th, 2018 other clues
Old harridans getting round a soldier for some pudding
When there's occasion to attack, this can be dangerous
Able to return to a place of exile
One who sells dear, perhaps, in extremes of terror
House mice could see it as a popular pear
Put down some mousetraps
Town water
Coloured, turbulent eddy
Bombed by a deranged duke at central Greenwich
Revealed as hard-hearted in a plot
A childish beast
The place for fatheaded old bleaters?
Courage shown by the artist
Dad has half of it ready
Irish theatre in a London 'Wood'!
A life of this may not totally please
Elizabeth's little flutter
Figures among the pyramids
The cold a companion gets sick of
The poet yearns for a rhyme
Sing in ye old style
Grandmother's girl
A piano piece?
Suggested the din could be modified
Noted batsman good at making cuts
Undergarment found in library!
Quicker to make a fatheaded bloomer
Nominally he's in the bottom class
Pull into the river, where there's a lot of water
Suitable, very soft covering of hay
The lesser charge
How petals can change colour
Poet's name for chorea, possibly
A voice of regal tone
Shaggy native of South America
In Roman numerals, nothing is funny
Sunny celebrity?
Annual interest, one pound!
Drink up like a dog, so named
The way to make a soft blow hard
Like a cage rather than a lily

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