| Word with diary | 15 |
| Balm | 4 |
| Little salamanders | 18 |
| A professional trained in reading and interpreting laws | 55 |
| Repetition of words at the starts of successive phrases, in rhetoric | 68 |
| Eye drop | 8 |
| Smeltery refuse | 15 |
| Twisted | 7 |
| Gelatin product | 15 |
| Ready and willing | 17 |
| Full | 4 |
| Prohibited | 10 |
| Taunt | 5 |
| Student at West Point | 21 |
| Encompass | 9 |
| Brisbane buddies | 16 |
| Hentoff and Turner | 18 |
| Popsters Hall & ... | 19 |
| Rooted [around] | 15 |
| Swimming center? | 16 |
| from the ghostwriter's agent | 28 |
| Lay away | 8 |
| Little bit | 10 |
| Computer's online connection | 28 |
| Carter and Dunn | 15 |
| More difficult to climb | 23 |
| Soft or hard finish | 19 |
| Be on the lookout? | 18 |
| from the breeder | 16 |
| Broadway director Nunn | 22 |
| Diviner's deck | 14 |
| Done laps | 9 |
| Biblical ending | 15 |
| Noble | 5 |
| Starfleet commander Deanna | 26 |
| Croquet venue | 13 |
| Alumna | 6 |
| Perry's creator | 15 |
| River through Bern | 18 |
| Chutzpah | 8 |
| Minnesota's ... of America | 26 |
| from the plumber | 16 |
| Made better, as cheddar | 23 |
| Drivers' org | 12 |
| Concert takings | 15 |
| Digs in the woods? | 18 |
| Pre-election events | 19 |
| Pointed streamer | 16 |
| Sheepfolds | 10 |
| Hale-Bopp, for one | 18 |
| Conquistador's quest | 20 |
| Barack's 2012 opponent | 22 |
| Activist Chavez | 15 |
| Wrecker services | 16 |
| Sheep trill | 11 |
| Like some stadiums | 18 |
| Goblet supports | 15 |
| Dolly from Tennessee | 20 |
| Jim, on "The Big Bang Theory" | 29 |
| Moon buggy | 10 |
| Congressional tally | 19 |
| A Stooge | 8 |
| Actor Radcliffe | 15 |
| Water bearer | 12 |
| from the dentist | 16 |
| First name in country | 21 |
| "... a dark and stormy" | 23 |
| Laugh heartily | 14 |
| Spring event | 12 |
| Trial run | 9 |
| Coated with gold | 16 |
| Opera by Alban Berg, first performed posthumously in 1937 | 57 |
| Complex of enzymes used in cheese production | 44 |
| Purple anthropomorphic Tyrannosaurus rex whose children's TV show debuted in the US in 1992 | 91 |
| Food item whose name is derived from the French for 'twice-cooked' | 66 |
| The capital of Venezuela | 24 |
| English actor, comedian and presenter whose TV series include Not Going Out and Would I Lie to You? | 99 |
| Oscar-winning 1999 film starring Kevin Spacey and Annette Bening | 64 |
| Californian pop duo whose biggest hit was Surf City | 51 |
| Puerto Rican actor who won a Best Actor Oscar for Cyrano de Bergerac | 68 |
| Drugs, such as propranolol, that inhibits the activity of the nerves that are stimulated by adrenaline | 102 |
| A subsidiary or intermediate theorem in an argument or proof | 60 |
| Boy band comprising Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Harry Styles, Louis Tomlinson and, until 2015, Zayn Malik | 102 |
| Arts-based BBC documentary series that ran from 1967 to 2003 | 60 |
| Celtic language recognised by the UK government under Part II of the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages in 2002 | 128 |
| Tom Rush song that gave the Walker Brothers and Midge Ure top ten hits in the UK | 80 |
| First name of the child witch in the 1960s US sitcom Bewitched | 62 |
| Maryland-bred horse that won the 1984 Derby | 43 |
| Narcotic drug extracted from the unripe seed capsules of a poppy | 64 |
| BBC sitcom about two Glaswegian pensioners created by Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill | 84 |
| The pipe on a set of bagpipes on which the melody is played | 59 |
| Dutch reality TV franchise created by Endemol in 1999 | 53 |
| American singer-songwriter and rapper who came to fame in the group New Edition | 79 |
| Highly contagious viral disease whose technical name is rubeola | 63 |
| Scottish snooker player who won the first of his four world titles in 1998 | 74 |
| The capital and largest city of Samoa | 37 |
| Actor who played Ashley Wilkes in Gone with the Wind | 52 |
| South Korean film that won four Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director for Bong Joon-ho | 97 |
| 1971 Woody Allen comedy, set in the fictional republic of San Marcos | 68 |
| British singer who won the third series of The X Factor in 2006 | 63 |
| Storyteller of One Thousand and One Nights | 42 |
| City on the French Riviera founded by Phocaeans in about the 3rd century BC | 75 |
| Figure in the legend of King Arthur depicted as being responsible for his downfall | 82 |
| A small celestial body orbiting the sun that hasn't entered the earth's atmosphere | 82 |
| A housing for a ship's compass | 30 |
| German kitchen appliance company that introduced the first microwave oven in 1957 | 81 |
| Character in Herman Melville's Moby-Dick who is hunting for the whale to get revenge | 84 |
| La Liga football club based in Pamplona | 39 |
| Technology entrepreneur and engineer who is lead designer of SpaceX and product architect of Tesla, Inc | 103 |
| The lead singer of Simple Minds | 31 |
| Covering for the head and face, worn by Muslim women | 52 |
| English actor who had success as a singer with his Soldier Soldier co-star Robson Green | 87 |
| 1974 studio album by David Bowie | 32 |
| Italian football manager who has won the Champions League a record five times as a coach, plus two more as a player | 115 |
| The state capital of Nebraska | 29 |
| Province of Canada whose capital is Winnipeg | 44 |
| German high-performance car manufacturer based in Stuttgart | 59 |
| Home in Grasmere to William and Dorothy Wordsworth | 50 |
| General Motors' largest European brand | 38 |
| Area of Cardiff that is the birthplace of Shirley Bassey | 56 |
| 1969 road movie written by Peter Fonda, Dennis Hopper and Terry Southern | 72 |
| Whiskey distilled from a mash of corn, malt and rye, aged in charred oak barrels | 80 |
| Girl group whose hits include Never Ever and Pure Shores | 56 |
| Gadoid food fish of the genus Merluccius | 40 |
| Phil Collins's second US No 1 single, following Against All Odds | 64 |
| The fibre of the abaca plant | 28 |
| explosive roblox stuff | 22 |
| medicine-testing org. | 21 |
| triathlon segment | 17 |
| refusal word | 12 |
| body lotion ingredient | 22 |
| take a little off the top, say | 30 |
| lymph ...... | 12 |
| visual sense | 12 |
| line spoken to the audience | 27 |
| wandered all over | 17 |
| org. with a sub division | 24 |
| element 10 | 10 |
| some kitchen counters | 21 |
| append, like a rider | 20 |
| managua mrs. | 12 |
| lively folk dance | 17 |
| smell like a dog | 16 |
| insta posts | 11 |
| main course of a meal | 21 |
| calculator made with beads | 26 |
| chipmunk or beaver | 18 |
| john's "grease" co-star | 23 |
| like ewes and does | 18 |
| family members | 14 |
| fitzgerald of jazz fame | 23 |
| short dashes | 12 |
| ...... perignon (champagne) | 27 |
| "a journey to the center of the earth" author | 45 |
| no longer around | 16 |
| "make it ......!" | 17 |
| bean in some stews | 18 |
| notify of potential peril | 25 |
| source of extra pay | 19 |
| dye in some temporary tattoos | 29 |
| part of a potato | 16 |
| german car manufacturer | 23 |
| chunk of earth | 14 |
| abound (with) | 13 |
| show how to use | 15 |
| feeds the poker pot | 19 |
| northern arizona tribe | 22 |
| trim text | 9 |
| game with orcs, informally | 26 |
| radiant look | 12 |
| break of day | 12 |
| get along with the group | 24 |
| residents of a certain texas city | 33 |
| bout enders, briefly | 20 |
| dictionary phrase | 17 |
| "all you can ......" | 20 |
| come up for air | 15 |
| native of colorado | 18 |
| short-legged welsh dog | 22 |
| 5-star review | 13 |
| aren't imaginary | 16 |
| foe of a pro | 12 |
| lacking confidence | 18 |
| "xanadu" group | 14 |
| simulate singing | 16 |
| fruit drink suffix | 18 |
| miss a lot | 10 |
| plane's height: abbr. | 21 |
| part of a place setting, perhaps | 32 |
| ore carriers | 12 |
| "at wit's end" author bombeck | 29 |
| norse god of war and death | 26 |
| element 54 | 10 |
| self-centered | 13 |
| leia's brother | 14 |
| slip away from | 14 |
| hooters that come out at night | 30 |
| paper money | 11 |
| regularly in rmit's pupil site | 30 |
| unsophisticated types really go berserk before professional tennis finals | 73 |