a dolly is out to be unfaithful | 31 |
tuneful affectation? | 20 |
an excursion for the girl | 25 |
the fellow is no disruption to the house | 40 |
lodger goes on ship? | 20 |
go to the other side, being vexed | 33 |
Weak king working with Government is incorrect | 46 |
Plant life I had eradicated in US state | 39 |
Film I presented in rice production centre | 42 |
Chamber piece, after reductions, needing almost twelve around | 61 |
Operetta composer in memory supplied by Austrian composer | 57 |
Prudence, storing old record as a first move | 44 |
Still interrupting other shop's opening for a snack | 51 |
Vary its locale after disruption | 32 |
Fertiliser chemical - some spurn it religiously | 47 |
Extend talk about home | 22 |
Libertine seen around queen's castle making cheese | 50 |
Plan to keep orbiting craft circling throughout | 47 |
Plant requiring small switch in a range of growing conditions? | 62 |
More confident female abandoning water sportsman | 48 |
Measure of energy in back muscle or other muscle | 48 |
Mini gears crashed? Painful stuff | 33 |
Leave ship when monarch boards? Outrageous | 42 |
Greek in time leading people attending Mass | 43 |
Various things about dispute may be sources of pain | 51 |
Britten speciality accepted by Europe? Radical | 46 |
Local man and wife lay out money for children, as before | 56 |
Native American welcoming fashionable people with new material from France | 74 |
Special regret when taking top off coconut tree | 47 |
Shake up justice: old fashion is heartless | 42 |
Dodgy action - runs cocaine in - or other drug? | 47 |
Apparently veto a different electoral system | 44 |
Leave after embracing new American sibling | 42 |
… and to get chitchat about his novelist from tutor | 53 |
… and to cover his city following article in study … | 56 |
Distance required for Frenchman to attend his maritime locations … | 68 |
Without the other, has gone off to somewhere in the US | 54 |
Comes upon unexpectedly when one lands | 38 |
Nip back, love, to get the material | 35 |
Fights to get the breaks one's put in for | 41 |
Determining, on meeting | 23 |
Photographing the execution | 27 |
The Africans sue the interned Scandinavians | 43 |
Make for the gun in the coloured holster | 40 |
Reported I had got in, in need of a lift | 40 |
Why the charmer's secrets were secrets no more? | 47 |
A small tick | 12 |
Just what I need! Lunchtime traffic | 35 |
It doesn't weaken the tree | 26 |
Gather it's an admission that one is a fool | 43 |
The twin went off with it, the dope! | 36 |
Standing about and outdoing when it comes to eating | 51 |
With weight, he disputes it | 27 |
There are songs, now, and dances about | 38 |
Start eagerly but find you can go no further | 44 |
Miss the ride the rest went off on | 34 |
Confused, put another pound in | 30 |
Twists and the cotton's snarled: caught right inside | 52 |
A spot, you say, of food | 24 |
Do you sever all links with it? | 31 |
Moderates but doesn't, perhaps, admit to | 40 |
Inaccuracies, I bet, in the writing | 35 |
Are reps and a disappointment | 29 |
Deny once having carried a gun | 30 |
Heading is: "Top player gets into Trouble" | 42 |
Kept guard at the window while one searched for | 47 |
Unhappy, urge into action | 25 |
Shouts and storms | 17 |
Stopped its use in the home | 27 |
Was less low, due to the wine | 29 |
The guard has been posted: Neil Turner | 38 |
Compensating for, by toadying to | 32 |
Bearing with the people I admitted | 34 |
Lash out when you get luck as a prospector | 42 |
What is forcing the rain through the shades? | 44 |
Shouted to the daughter held captive below | 42 |
Noticing the traffic has been stopped, cross | 44 |
The small, older one on the inside is in the army | 49 |
See turning in the gun that was misappropriated | 47 |
The gentleman and I brought her back | 36 |
Worried, agrees to put in an addendum, as one forecasts | 55 |
Still applies if the grip's OK | 30 |
constable in william shakespeare stage play love's labour's lost | 64 |
james ..., british theatre critic who authored nine-volume diary ego | 68 |
justine ..., 2007 us open singles tennis championship winner | 60 |
full-bodied golden-coloured sweet sherry | 40 |
region of e france famous for its wines | 39 |
... code, five- or nine-digit number used by the us postal service | 66 |
unit of area equal to 100 square metres | 39 |
actress who played queen gorgo in 2006 action film 300 | 54 |
city in nw england linked to the mersey estuary by a ship canal | 63 |
mount ..., stratovolcano on honshu; highest peak in japan | 57 |
romas ..., 1992 olympic men's discus gold medallist for lithuania | 65 |
kingdom in the sw pacific; capital nuku'alofa | 45 |
son of priam and hecuba in greek mythology who fatally wounded achilles | 71 |
six nations rugby union team that last won the grand slam in 1990 | 65 |
christian festival celebrated on 1 november | 43 |
robert ..., actor who played freddy krueger in the a nightmare on elm street series from 1984-94 | 96 |
shrub or small tree with red, purple or black berrylike fruits | 62 |
soft creamy white cheese similar to camembert | 45 |
cut of lamb consisting of both loins | 36 |
fragrant rootstock of various irises used in perfumery | 54 |
african republic whose capital is lusaka | 40 |
1968 musical-comedy film starring the monkees | 45 |
jessica ..., actress who played jane rochford in 2015 bbc tv drama series wolf hall | 83 |
william shakespeare play whose characters include don john and don pedro | 72 |
Circus shelter | 14 |
"I cannot tell —" | 19 |
Rare-earth element | 18 |
Daiquiri fruit | 14 |
Abnormalities | 13 |
Reverse side | 12 |
Italian sculptor Andrea | 23 |
Family group | 12 |
Member of "The Squad" in D.C., for short | 40 |
Large, ornate wardrobe | 22 |
French sea | 10 |
"Hail, Nero!" | 13 |
Be a sign of | 12 |
Oxy 5 target | 12 |
Onion cousin | 12 |
Part of B.A. | 12 |
Word that can follow the starts of 11 answers in this puzzle | 60 |
Snake killed by Hercules | 24 |
A bit firm, as cooked pasta | 27 |
Arbitrary change of mind | 24 |
Emollient plants | 16 |
Arranging in rows | 17 |
Cavalry soldier without heavy weaponry | 38 |
Crated up | 9 |
Here, in Lyon | 13 |
Something barely recalled | 25 |
Beehive State team | 18 |
Drifts about | 12 |
Knight, e.g. | 12 |
South American marmoset with a tufted tail | 42 |
Ali Baba's password | 19 |
Music genre for Brian Eno | 25 |
Aussie buds | 11 |
Active sort | 11 |
Long [for] | 10 |
Defunct U.K. record label | 25 |
Coin worth two quarters | 23 |
Sentimental songs | 17 |
Sun — -sen | 12 |
Oven knob | 9 |
"Call Jane" actress Kate | 24 |
Thumbs-ups | 10 |
Chap from Chelsea, e.g. | 23 |
Tulsa's largest suburb | 22 |
Iraqi, e.g. | 11 |
Rich, nutty cake | 16 |
Other, in Acapulco | 18 |
Entre — | 9 |
GQ, e.g. | 8 |
Per the norm | 12 |
High roller | 11 |
— -to manual | 14 |
Brimless cap | 12 |
"Spamalot" creator Idle | 23 |
Actress Blair | 13 |
Further | 7 |
Relative of "BTW" | 17 |
Vid shooters | 12 |
Hardship | 8 |
Preview release of a new product | 32 |
Many a morning bowlful | 22 |
Folk singer DiFranco | 20 |
The Beatles' "I've Just — Face" | 33 |
Common med. scans | 17 |
Illegal trade medium | 20 |
Bullring cry | 12 |
— -Ball | 9 |
Hold within | 11 |
1983 film for which Robert Duvall won Best Actor | 48 |
French writer France | 20 |
Bodily trunks | 13 |
Recuperate | 10 |
Watched a child for pay | 23 |
Huntsville's state | 18 |
Signs | 5 |
Otter relative | 14 |
False god | 9 |
"Hurlyburly" playwright | 23 |
Trumpeter Al | 12 |
Acceptable | 10 |
King of Thailand | 16 |
Fiber source | 12 |
Collector's list | 16 |
"The Magic Mountain" author | 27 |
C.S. Lewis' fantasy land | 24 |
Spot of land in the Seine | 25 |
Total vocabulary | 16 |
Absconded | 9 |
Low spirits | 11 |
Young socialites | 16 |
Sharp-resolution broadcasting | 29 |
Short play | 10 |
Building divider | 16 |
Locket shape | 12 |