Evening Standard Crossword September 24 2018 Answers
Monday puzzle · 132 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the Evening Standard Crossword September 24 2018 answers. The Monday puzzle has 132 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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Click a clue for every answer it has ever hadClueAnswerLettersDirection#
CounterfoilsSTUBS5Across3
Run with a cry into the streetSCOOT5Across3
ElevateRAISE5Across4
RecluseHERMIT6Across7
Short of spiritMETHS5Across8
DefameLIBEL5Across8
Seed-casePOD3Across9
SnakeBOA3Across10
Book of mapsATLAS5Across10
Haggard jockey?RIDER5Across10
Gosh, how lovey-dovey!COO3Across11
Mountain passCOL3Across11
Four old penceGROAT5Across12
TeacherTUTOR5Across12
Japanese sword fightingKENDO5Across12
ChairSEAT4Across13
Exult when Edward gets hit on the head!CROWNED7Across13
DiscussesDEBATES7Across13
Many a connection with jailCLINK5Across15
BigGREAT5Across15
PerfectIDEAL5Across15
ArrangeDEPLOY6Across17
Could mum have a bit of fun with him?MAN3Across18
GrooveRUT3Across18
Vehicle left on one side behind the bus terminusSLEDGE6Across19
SideTEAM4Across19
StylusNEEDLE6Across19
PortionSHARE5Across20
Retailer of meatBUTCHER7Across21
Immortal who had a way with a piano tuneNEPTUNE7Across21
PositivePLUS4Across22
Heavenly way of working to get aheadMOON4Across22
MaterialREP3Across22
History of dad's old model carPAST4Across23
EquipmentGEAR4Across23
Aquatic reptilesTURTLES7Across24
WanderMEANDER7Across24
It's on the cards that one may improveGETWELL7Across24
Short sleepCATNAP6Across26
Can they turn a piece of wood to ashes at last?LATHES6Across26
OddRUM3Across27
RespondREACT5Across28
StrikeHIT3Across29
Thirsty doctor at the eye centreDRY3Across29
Three might put you to sleepETHER5Across31
Girl's nameSUSAN5Across31
FrolicROMP4Across31
A U.S. president accepted war to be advancedFORWARD7Across32
Down paymentDEPOSIT7Across32
RemainedRESTED6Across33
DeduceINFER5Across34
Capital morning for a mere maleAMMAN5Across34
Eggs in two varietiesOVA3Across35
Animal doctorVET3Across35
InclinedLEANT5Across35
Possibly a drag for an Irish policemanGARDA5Across36
CookerSTOVE5Across36
Those written about rivers?POEMS5Across37
EncountersMEETS5Across37
MislayLOSE4Across37
WandererNOMAD5Across38
Rub outERASE5Across38
The ways a pair of ducks finish up can be just too curiousSNOOP5Across38
BeverageTEA3Across39
CanTIN3Across41
ClergymanPRIEST6Across42
AdvantageASSET5Across43
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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Bemoan being thirsty around East Central LondonDECRY5Down1
Cuts into cubesDICES5Down1
EssayTHESIS6Down1
Barnum and Bailey were flashy fellows!SHOWMEN7Down2
CountryBELARUS7Down2
FleetARMADA6Down2
TeaseRIB3Down3
Golf pegsTEES4Down4
RosterROTA4Down4
A strong line to get fish out of the riverCORD4Down4
Grown-upADULT5Down5
HarassBADGER6Down5
Has infinite wisdom but makes nothing clearORACLE6Down5
IntermittentSPORADIC8Down6
Let it be nominalTITLE5Down6
Reserve supplySTORE5Down6
A wild binge may be only humanBEING5Down7
Of the noseNASAL5Down7
LabourTOIL4Down8
HairstyleBOB3Down9
Further in the direction of the job centreTOO3Down9
DecorationADORNMENT9Down11
They squirm like that chap LeslieGENTLES7Down12
Sauce typeKETCHUP7Down12
Sound of disapprovalTUT3Down14
PeriodTERM4Down14
Game on the snooker table?NAP3Down14
WatchedEYED4Down16
The very best ale I'd brewIDEAL5Down16
VergesEDGES5Down16
His minced steak is sheer poetry!KEATS5Down17
RipsTEARS5Down17
NoblemanPEER4Down18
High land where the Poles chop wood to the northSNOWDON7Down19
Not eitherNEITHER7Down19
Zola (possibly reminding one of Heskey?)EMILE5Down20
GlassesSPECS5Down20
The way to get frozen, perhaps?NORTH5Down21
FunnyHUMOROUS8Down21
Bursts, breaksBUSTS5Down21
SaucyPERT4Down23
Recover fromGETOVER7Down23
Board united under pressurePLYWOOD7Down23
Such shepherds may know a few words of EnglishGERMAN6Down24
SixpenceTANNER6Down24
AtmosphereAURA4Down25
Wander to the back of the queue with a growlERR3Down25
Impudent talkLIP3Down25
StaggerREEL4Down26
Mountains of maps?ATLAS5Down27
RelativesAUNTS5Down27
Being human, they have no tailsHEADS5Down28
SimplisticNAIVE5Down28
WorshippedADORED6Down29
AgreementTREATY6Down30
Pool of moneyKITTY5Down30
It's out of the picture!FRAME5Down30
SheetPLATE5Down32
Game calling for much more than a stout heartFARO4Down32
LairsDENS4Down32
A little way from AbergavennyAVE3Down33
ObserveSEE3Down33
PaceSTEP4Down34
ReviseEDIT4Down36
SkillART3Down40
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This page lists every clue and answer from the Evening Standard crossword published on Monday, September 24, 2018. 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.