| Severely annoy | 14 |
| Milky precious stone | 20 |
| Prefix meaning "new" | 20 |
| Debate side that is not pro | 27 |
| Go down white slopes? | 21 |
| Pirate shout | 12 |
| Use a park bench | 16 |
| Winter transport | 16 |
| Mayberry kid | 12 |
| *We will, we will rock you!* "Tighten the laces of your ..., there's a lot of running to do!" | 93 |
| Smoothie berry native to South America | 38 |
| Blacken, at a barbeque party | 28 |
| Alaskan king ... | 16 |
| *We will, we will rock you!* "Walk confidently onto the field while the ... cheers on!" | 87 |
| *We will, we will rock you!* "Gear up, put on your uniform and ... on your pads" | 80 |
| Hoppy kind of beer: Abbr. | 25 |
| Book after Galatians, for short | 31 |
| Greek island in the Mediterranean (rhymes with "beet") | 54 |
| "For ..." (cards section for Father's Day, perhaps) | 51 |
| Respectful address for a man | 28 |
| Football field units, for short | 31 |
| Rubik's ... (puzzle toy) | 24 |
| Includes in an email loop: Abbr. | 32 |
| Clearasil target | 16 |
| Separate or disconnect | 22 |
| Ridesharing app | 15 |
| *We will, we will rock you!* "Before the match, ... up (group up), to set the game plan" | 88 |
| Stitched edge of a cloth | 24 |
| State of the Great Salt Lake | 28 |
| Boston ... Sox (Ted Williams' MLB team) | 39 |
| Napkin layer | 12 |
| Singer Lipa of "New Rules" | 26 |
| Former NBA player, Dwyane ... | 29 |
| *We will, we will rock you!* "In the days leading up to the match, ... (practice) with your team" | 97 |
| Go bad, as food | 15 |
| Actress Kendrick of "Pitch Perfect" | 35 |
| Steve Carell's "... Almighty" | 29 |
| Big Apple newspaper: Abbr. | 26 |
| Cry similar to "Aha!" | 21 |
| *We will, we will rock you!* "Don't forget to ... (exercise your muscles) before entering the field" | 100 |
| Response to a meme, perhaps: Hyph. | 34 |
| "The Adventures of Tintin" comics terrier | 41 |
| "It's ...-win situation": 2 wds. | 32 |
| Crush, as potatoes for a Thanksgiving dish | 42 |
| Treasure hunter's aid | 21 |
| Prefix usually found before "biotic" or "virus" | 47 |
| ... the moon (super happy) | 26 |
| ...-Cola (carbonated soft drink) | 32 |
| Rapper 50 ... | 13 |
| hard-up mothers initially give off unpleasant smell | 51 |
| a list of options for lower ranks to get posh | 45 |
| drive back pariah on return | 27 |
| make known the setter is included | 33 |
| most glossy small type of allium set out | 40 |
| former monster is leading journalist, freed from evil spirit | 60 |
| slurs one may interrupt as individuals | 38 |
| magnificent dress pre-sold on us | 32 |
| split periodical payment | 24 |
| farewell address by inactive old doctor | 39 |
| freedom from commonplace remark, beginning to be excluded | 57 |
| it was popular once to look up and expire | 41 |
| distressed myself, lad, by colourful buzzer | 43 |
| shrewd to keep recipe in a narrow space | 39 |
| ogre strips ends of light-giver | 31 |
| press adept, strangely, with law enforcement occasions | 54 |
| by tuesday at first, house is given back | 40 |
| lacking a population that's yet to be agreed | 44 |
| nut troubles haiti cops | 23 |
| call to mind what's good enough in the day before | 49 |
| what obsessive thinkers have, as stricken nomad goes mad | 56 |
| vicious comeback broadcast as it happens | 40 |
| very severe boxty recipe that's part of the pitch | 49 |
| in the style of clothes for areas behind bridge at sea | 54 |
| regret left being in control | 28 |
| exhume misshapen steed, showing impartiality | 44 |
| trail, losing seconds, working with hooked finger | 49 |
| a mild exec, distressed, cried out in surprise | 46 |
| medic rings partner to show desire, obviously | 45 |
| uncomplaining son with one in bed turned over | 45 |
| film set during the troubles starring john lynch and helen mirren. | 66 |
| what is the name of kamala harris's husband? | 44 |
| south american member of the camel family. | 42 |
| johnny cash "shot a man in reno" in ........ prison blues. | 58 |
| rebel group in control of much of southern yemen. | 49 |
| historic cathedral in cambridgeshire. | 37 |
| the irish for "donkey". | 23 |
| name shared by 14 popes and the manager of glasgow rangers. | 59 |
| alphanumeric code which identifies a bank account. | 50 |
| homemade bomb. | 14 |
| the bank of england is nicknamed "the ...... .... of threadneedle street". | 74 |
| abbreviation which precedes the names of senior members of the british royal family. | 84 |
| term for the driver of a killarney jaunting car. | 48 |
| worn by b*witched. | 18 |
| the 1916 proclamation refers to ".... allies in europe". | 56 |
| which character has daughters called goneril, regan and cordelia? | 65 |
| slade and t rex were leading practitioners of .... rock. | 56 |
| what is the name of russell crowe's character in gladiator? | 59 |
| the capital of cyprus. | 22 |
| breaking up is hard .... ....: neil sedaka hit. | 47 |
| which former rté news reporter was recently elected as an mep? | 63 |
| in which city are the headquarters of interpol? | 47 |
| hans gruber is the villain in which movie? | 42 |
| am stands for .... meridiem. | 28 |
| which college won university challenge for a record fifth time earlier this year? | 81 |
| river regarded as a borderline between asia and europe. | 55 |
| which animal is nicknamed the "unicorn of the sea"? | 51 |
| author of tinker tailor soldier spy and the little drummer girl. | 64 |
| body which investigates complaints from the public about the gardaí. | 69 |
| rté tv newsreader who retired in 2022 after some 40 years on the air. | 70 |
| house made of compressed snow. | 30 |
| which great bird lends its name to golf's practically impossible feat of a hole finished four under par? | 104 |
| who wrote treasure island? | 26 |
| bacon is an ingredient in this well-known pasta sauce. | 54 |
| which sports movie won the best picture oscar for 1976? | 55 |
| richard .... barrett: people before profit td. | 46 |
| what was the name of rté's teletext service? | 45 |
| what is a panatela? | 19 |
| the historic place de la .... is hosting the bmx, breakdancing and skateboarding events at the paris olympics. | 110 |
| breed of wild dog indigenous to australia. | 42 |
| last contested in 2017, the cormac mcanallen cup is awarded to the winners of the international ...... series. | 110 |
| who directed michael collins? | 29 |
| former world heavyweight boxing champion vitali klitschko is the mayor of which city? | 85 |
| which island is home to most of the world's orangutans? | 55 |
| decommissioned in 1997, britannia was the uk's last royal ....... | 65 |
| the "five stages of grief" are usually described as denial, ......, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. | 107 |
| who is the minister for finance? | 32 |
| Elizabethan frilled collar | 26 |
| Animal with one or two horns made entirely of keratin | 53 |
| Cajun soup or stew often thickened with okra | 44 |
| Patisserie item that means 10A in French | 40 |
| Tight-fitting elastic suit covering the whole body | 50 |
| Main ancient Greek deities | 26 |
| Item held by Paul McCartney on the celebrated cover of the album Abbey Road | 75 |
| Broadcaster and former editor of The Sunday Times | 49 |
| Infamous 5th-century leader of the Huns | 39 |
| Grasslike wetland plant | 23 |
| Reformist leader of the Soviet Union (E, not O) | 47 |
| Member of a group of Greek philosophers who held that real knowledge is not possible | 84 |
| French-speaking landlocked nation of west Africa | 48 |
| Head of a tribe or clan | 23 |
| River that flows into the Atlantic at Lisbon | 44 |
| Surface on which a text has been written over erased inscriptions | 65 |
| Fencing sword for targeting the opponent's torso | 48 |
| Small British rodent | 20 |
| 1980s TV series following US cops Crockett and Tubbs | 52 |
| Allied codebreaking project in the Second World War | 51 |
| Gwyneth ---, famed founder of the lifestyle brand Goop | 54 |
| Washington ---, author of Rip Van Winkle | 40 |
| US actress who played Ellen Ripley in the Alien films | 53 |
| Comic actor who created Ali G and Borat | 39 |
| Natural material often used to make garden furniture | 52 |
| Large muscular dog breed | 24 |
| Mary ---, 2023 BBC Sports Personality of the Year | 49 |
| Weather phenomenon notably investigated by Benjamin Franklin in 1752 | 68 |
| Fine powder used decoratively in baking | 39 |
| Surname of the father-and-son prime ministers who served for more than 21 years in total | 88 |
| Visage, countenance | 19 |
| Instrumental composition | 24 |
| Long cream-filled pastry | 24 |
| Once again, newly | 17 |
| --- it, travel at speed | 23 |
| Lustrous spherical gem | 22 |
| Swiss breakfast mix | 19 |
| Kidnapper's demand | 18 |
| Spanish name for Spain | 22 |
| Withdraw (troops) to a previous position | 40 |
| Expert in treating mental illness | 33 |
| --- acid, corrosive substance used to make fertilisers | 54 |
| Angry, furious | 14 |
| Great Asian desert | 18 |
| Condition of smelling or tasting repulsive | 42 |
| Comfortable seat for one | 24 |
| --- Fitzgerald, US jazz singer (1917-96) | 40 |
| One who forms prejudices based on gender | 40 |
| Dark pigment discovered in Berlin | 33 |
| A coconut stall, pale greyish in colour | 39 |
| Work hard on back of durable fabric | 35 |
| Neglected state of bachelor in big car | 38 |
| Hospital worker, possibly, left with little sign of hesitation | 62 |
| Poisonous substance manufactured in a European port | 51 |
| Dawn entertaining male priest in glare of publicity | 51 |
| Guilelessness of civil engineer in pub in past times | 52 |
| Capital initially invested in urchin's discharge | 48 |
| Relaxing, retailing pork pies | 29 |
| Be drawn to fireplace, embracing Sackville-West | 47 |
| Refuge in holiday location, perhaps | 35 |
| Maritime force's phantom provider of credit, might Spooner have said? | 69 |
| Huge area included in visits regularly | 38 |
| Dashing young men annoy workers | 31 |
| Advert displayed in Hampshire ferries | 37 |
| Season very good for trapping black antelope | 44 |
| Leave former partner to take courses | 36 |
| Old archdeacon given money prepared in advance | 46 |
| Seaman doing what seamen do, we hear — making a sharp descent? | 64 |
| Painter working in US opera house? | 34 |
| Deadly human being! | 19 |
| Sport the French must carry over | 32 |
| Heavenly phenomenon recognised at first in celebrity's squad | 60 |
| English landscape gardener known north of the border | 52 |
| Set about a Highland Scot | 25 |