Evening Standard Crossword October 4 2024 Answers

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Below are all the Evening Standard Crossword October 4 2024 answers. The Friday puzzle has 136 clues; every answer has been verified. Click any clue to see every answer it has ever had, across every publisher in our database.

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TolerateSTAND5Across4 StuffedPACKED6Across7 Awful to-do. A child outside gets trampled under footSTOODON7Across8 Overdue debtsARREARS7Across8 SubwayUNDERPASS9Across9 BecauseFOR3Across9 Two chaps - one just like yourselfFELLOWMAN9Across9 FreeRID3Across10 RefuteREBUT5Across12 TrembleQUAKE5Across13 ResponsibilityONUS4Across13 Sign for the note in foreign currencyLIBRA5Across13 Signals with the lightsBEAMS5Across14 Greek letterOMEGA5Across14 Meant to change the silver lining to a reddish purpleMAGENTA7Across15 Side viewPROFILE7Across15 ViewVISTA5Across15 With a heart transplant, be about to show lifeBREATHE7Across16 Non-professionalAMATEUR7Across16 Are breaking it in for himARTIE5Across17 Bishop's headdressMITRE5Across17 CertifyATTEST6Across17 Time to turn the key I inserted in itEIGHT5Across18 FurSABLE5Across18 FastenedTIED4Across19 ContradictBELIE5Across20 PastimeHOBBY5Across20 Search clean everywhere?SCOUR5Across20 Give a bow and get set to run throughBESTOW6Across22 NumberTEN3Across22 Hang looselyDANGLE6Across22 Mean I will get, in the postPILLAR6Across23 YieldingPLIANT6Across23 RenovatedRENEWED7Across24 Go back again and sign onRETRACE7Across25 HoodlumRUFFIAN7Across25 Having consumed the food, the animals, in turn, seem dizzySTAGGER7Across27 MalesMEN3Across27 Coarse fabricHESSIAN7Across27 CourtedWOOED5Across28 VegetableCELERY6Across30 You've misspelled "blue," squire!RISQUE6Across30 WholeINTACT6Across31 DingyDRAB4Across31 A wrench, just when the pair's got a break pointSPRAIN6Across31 RevealsSHOWS5Across32 Said to be careful, it's booby-trappedMINED5Across32 ReviserEDITOR6Across33 Don't save, but pass, one's timeSPEND5Across35 DismayUPSET5Across35 CommandORDER5Across35 Is chock-a-block with people playing games, we're toldTEEMS5Across36 Happen againRECUR5Across36 InclineRAMP4Across37 Get rid of only an old instrumentSACKBUT7Across37 Sympathetic understandingEMPATHY7Across37 HugeLARGE5Across38 ObscureDIM3Across39 For me, cooking a crab in it would be gruesomeMACABRE7Across39 Court officerBAILIFF7Across39 See and set free what got caught in itWATCH5Across41 EmployUSE3Across41 Singing voiceTENOR5Across41 They're intended for dogs - pointersLEADS5Across42 RelishSAVOUR6Across42 SevereHARSH5Across42 Lacking a cryptic clue for "tiny"MINUSCULE9Across43 Card gameWHIST5Across43 TouristSIGHTSEER9Across43 Agree to take a look at and be delighted byCONSENT7Across44 AmeliorateIMPROVE7Across44

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List of printing errorsERRATA6Down1 PoiseAPLOMB6Down1 Blast! Lost the key to the building!STABLE6Down1 GraveyardCEMETERY8Down2 Just as shiny as before, but we don't mindNOMATTER8Down2 RealACTUAL6Down2 Military vehicleARMOUREDCAR11Down3 Returns immediately to a rear view of the stand-inDOUBLESBACK11Down3 That womanHER3Down3 KindSORT4Down4 ChildishINFANTILE9Down4 Feeling a huge successSENSATION9Down4 HandleTREAT5Down5 BafflePERPLEX7Down5 Breaking the rules, the doctor goes in for a restSLUMBER7Down5 SickenNAUSEATE8Down6 Hydrated magnesium sulphateEPSOMSALTS10Down6 Very self-confident, wags frenziedly when given a gingersnapSWAGGERING10Down6 Italian wineASTI4Down7 The chief chap, I introducedMAIN4Down7 PlungeDIVE4Down8 Be chopping logs, going round in circlesGLOBES6Down10 Soft drinkSQUASH6Down10 The queasiness is bad: the sea I find roughMALAISE7Down11 SwelledDISTENDED9Down11 European countryGERMANY7Down11 FlawDEFECT6Down12 Sales talk - and he's ingratiating himself with the dogPATTER6Down12 AgitateSTIR4Down14 HashSTEW4Down16 PourTEEM4Down18 The cheek, bundling one onto the ship!GALLEON7Down19 SwaggerBRAVADO7Down19 IntrudeENCROACH8Down21 TrinketsBAUBLES7Down21 Manage to get across and to meet withOVERSEE7Down21 AmphibianNEWT4Down23 How close the would-be thief is to the jeweller's window?STONESSHHOO11Down24 TimpaniKETTLEDRUMS11Down24 RequireNEED4Down25 Ringing twice from the fairgroundROUNDABOUT10Down26 EntranceDOOR4Down26 Play's openingFIRSTNIGHT10Down26 UnharmedUNSCATHED9Down28 The plant, a weed, spreads in a whileSPEEDWELL9Down28 SpeakerORATOR6Down29 TrampVAGRANT7Down29 Dogs are best trained when small in itBASSETS7Down29 PlumpCHUBBY6Down30 Continue to think, having turned in, aboutRESUME6Down30 LeaveDEPART6Down30 Certainly not a big reductionMUCHLESS8Down32 GemstoneSAPPHIRE8Down32 ShamBOGUS5Down32 Harvesting toolSCYTHE6Down33 Try on the denim top but don't like itDETEST6Down33 Eke out for a whileSTRETCH7Down34 FlagIRIS4Down34 ExtravagantPROFUSE7Down34 ReposeREST4Down36 From very bright to b..... wet!BRAINY6Down38 FlourishTHRIVE6Down38 Crack shotCHIP4Down40 FuriousMAD3Down40 Eye partIRIS4Down40

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This page lists every clue and answer from the Evening Standard crossword published on Friday, October 4, 2024. Answers are checked against the completed grid before publishing. If a clue looks familiar, open it — the same wording often runs in other puzzles with a different answer, and the clue page shows every version we have on record.