| term in music, and type of bet | 30 |
| in peru rallies are held in the country | 39 |
| bert at speed becomes splashed with mud | 39 |
| a painstaking preparation? | 26 |
| mince pies having a brown colour | 32 |
| the smallest type of slate | 26 |
| he makes his mark at times | 26 |
| pat may speak it or wear it | 27 |
| reply some americans were hoping for | 36 |
| a red tongue | 12 |
| man-made product found in many london stores | 44 |
| illicit photograph? | 19 |
| streams of invective one gets in some professions | 49 |
| used for making up a strange pie | 32 |
| handle a nice surprise | 22 |
| stage includes the end that's precipitous | 41 |
| graduate gets prisoner some breakfast | 37 |
| working mere day without a cure | 31 |
| vip at the funfair | 18 |
| a french former spouse, quoted as lacking enthusiasm | 52 |
| it's the height of violet and ena combined | 42 |
| arms gave test clean away | 25 |
| hart ran to outbuilding but got beaten | 38 |
| small border that's rather like grass | 37 |
| pirate cap ordered according to population | 42 |
| reportedly condescends to scandinavians | 39 |
| the pig sat preparing italian food | 34 |
| pursuing rear of ship, with hesitation | 38 |
| tear off, having haggard exterior that's relative | 49 |
| pub losing heart with every violation | 37 |
| lend toy out in a famous way | 28 |
| erratic pulse in queues | 23 |
| following legend, enter foolishly above an earthquake | 53 |
| better a large size, by the sound of it | 39 |
| feature concerning terrible recital | 35 |
| swam around holding keys as they broadcast | 42 |
| concentrated with caution, getting special treatment | 52 |
| reaching sixty seconds - how modern | 35 |
| marine animals, say, included marine adjustment | 47 |
| chat aimlessly about a religious man having a runny nose | 56 |
| first person heard tune, but had trouble seeing | 47 |
| warehouse is put back in down payment | 37 |
| large cast, performing the lions, say | 37 |
| flier given a test of breath? | 29 |
| a woman's name for perfume | 26 |
| he's only playing | 17 |
| barbara's out east with the toddlers | 36 |
| a growing female with bachelor ways | 35 |
| bird making an absurd drama about fifty quid | 44 |
| keen to be above the merely natural? | 36 |
| being thin and weak, we need some remedy | 40 |
| it's hellish dark down here! | 28 |
| a fir can change into a sort of violet | 38 |
| archaeologists' lodgings? | 25 |
| at southend, a border barrier? | 30 |
| new heart for slovens, possibly | 31 |
| this rogue's certainly bad, but in vain | 39 |
| guns heard crashing all around, when there's war | 48 |
| a team's pretentiousness? | 25 |
| it's upholstered | 16 |
| confirms that the animal's escaped | 34 |
| officer apt to be taken in by a killer | 38 |
| beastly aggressive type | 23 |
| a boat to put in the water | 26 |
| so many are comparatively insensitive | 37 |
| belts worn below the waist | 26 |
| let everyone get married out of love | 36 |
| like a worn-out woofer | 22 |
| sweet nothing | 13 |
| see timber as money | 19 |
| gone like a vehicle one got rid of | 34 |
| metal to the fore | 17 |
| 100 remaining in hiding-place | 29 |
| strange acknowledgements of debt to dog | 39 |
| nearly up to involvement with charity | 37 |
| gaiety nil, but friendliness perhaps | 36 |
| sumptuous meal for father, among others | 39 |
| matron's beam? | 14 |
| natural development following topping revolt | 44 |
| hostilities postponed initially? that's one yarn! | 49 |
| attain german film | 18 |
| some of the seven useful attributes of a goddess | 48 |
| leaves on even terms | 20 |
| turn a foot - that's pretty accurate | 36 |
| male is strangely cunning to no purpose | 39 |
| include as part of proposal to start movement | 45 |
| lawsuit resulting from something done lawfully | 46 |
| plain page can be attractive | 28 |
| voter makes unconcealed change | 30 |
| non-specialist graduate with varied range is overall controller | 63 |
| measure encountered over the east | 33 |
| should and could become tough | 29 |
| strongly advise on not to lose heart - it's most important | 58 |
| doesn't hurry from estoril | 26 |
| club regulation that must be strictly obeyed | 44 |
| empty letter box for crossword addicts? | 39 |
| record is within a couple of figures | 36 |
| don't enjoy quiet retirement | 28 |
| an impresario may do so without affectation | 43 |
| from the front i'm expected punctually | 38 |
| regret being about to level out income | 38 |
| i revised in a way not to be taken seriously | 44 |
| it has no earthly connection with the mainland | 46 |
| plea for a two-point pact? | 26 |
| it should make appetising reading matter | 40 |
| one scratching a living as an artist | 36 |
| interpretation which requires some building up | 46 |
| one fishing right beyond the corner | 35 |
| where anne turns back after six | 31 |
| not thinking of getting married? | 32 |
| places along a line | 19 |
| over-disposed to wander | 23 |
| made notes with no signs of worry | 33 |
| repair a hole in the hose, perhaps | 34 |
| Border of the British Empire? | 29 |
| It's tough, being deceived outright | 35 |
| Being high, it rhymes with 'height' | 35 |
| Dope tree fertiliser? | 21 |
| Show off in a street of shops | 29 |
| For comparison, is maybe over a mile | 36 |
| Upsetting her makes Ian late | 28 |
| Ready to see the beer doesn't get left | 38 |
| Statesman like Lyndon Johnson | 29 |
| Dim as can be, he was touchingly gifted | 39 |
| Time for a jar with a bird | 26 |
| Many have said it's ethical | 27 |
| Wine for a fellow accommodating company | 39 |
| Time and a quarter | 18 |
| Animal shelter one gets past again | 34 |
| Stick out as a deviant doubter | 30 |
| Smith's property in an East Anglian village | 43 |
| Dined in a noble chateau | 24 |
| Ancient god, or Isis, possibly | 30 |
| Draw out what is notedly lawful | 31 |
| Liquid, methinks not ink | 24 |
| Peruse a letter from a novelist | 31 |
| Corrected by the appropriate editor | 35 |
| Those butcher boys | 18 |
| Ultimate piece of reproof in a long lecture | 43 |
| Tabitha's thankless usual arrangement? | 38 |
| Crime with a Middle Eastern motive | 34 |
| Set alight during the Blitz | 27 |
| In public address, the dear old chap repeats himself | 52 |
| Its nominal contents are not inflammable | 40 |
| Lord, he's no end of trouble! | 29 |
| Distractedly dream about one to worship | 39 |
| Hypnotist's name? | 17 |
| Joined the police | 17 |
| One letter, in sorting mail, is not much! | 41 |
| It's religiously worn in a certain joint | 40 |
| Poor fellow from a backward part around Minehead | 48 |
| Fairy keeping a team in food | 28 |
| Merely look on as a useful thing to have available | 50 |
| Rotund wild bees are too well fed | 33 |
| Cake munched at the back of the parsonage | 41 |
| genus of plants that includes cuckoopint | 40 |
| jane ..., french cancan dancer; subject of artworks by henri de toulouse-lautrec | 80 |
| the ..., 2010 novel by frederick forsyth | 40 |
| london-born us film and stage comedian who died in 2003 aged 100 | 64 |
| victoria ..., 2012 and 2013 winner of the australian open singles tennis championship | 85 |
| small tree or shrub whose leaves are used to make a beverage | 60 |
| unit of weight equal to 2240 pounds | 35 |
| small bird of prey of the americas such as the eastern ... | 58 |
| standard unit of currency of ethiopia | 37 |
| 2007 dubai world cup-winning horse | 34 |
| p w ..., state president of south africa from 1984-89 | 53 |
| town in vicenza, italy, east of lake garda associated with the wool industry | 76 |
| 2007 crime film starring michael caine and demi moore | 53 |
| slightly sour black bread made from coarse rye flour | 52 |
| city in umbria, italy, noted for its gothic cathedral | 53 |
| county town of county tyrone in northern ireland | 48 |
| franz ..., german expressionist painter whose works include 1912 oil the shepherds | 82 |
| london railway station opened in 1837 | 37 |
| charles ..., best actor in a leading role oscar nominee for fanny | 65 |
| 1937 ernest hemingway novel whose central character is harry morgan | 67 |
| james ..., author of 1957 autobiographical novel a death in the family | 70 |
| georges ..., french composer of 1925 ballet les matelots | 56 |
| seaside resort on the south coast of devon between the estuaries of the rivers exe and teign | 92 |
| judicial body of the holy roman empire organized by maximilian i in the late 15th century | 89 |
| wonderful penalty | 17 |
| part of community | 17 |
| vital supplier devised a rota | 29 |
| waste doctor on old ship | 24 |
| tell cleric not to start | 24 |
| temperature that can be caught | 30 |
| agent almost penniless | 22 |
| money gets yours truly in fix | 29 |
| close to an animal | 18 |
| rinse out sap | 13 |
| filly in calm area | 18 |
| set a test for flavour | 22 |
| stick notice in this place | 26 |
| woman has time to find ingredient | 33 |
| colour of most interest | 23 |
| singer forced to give up work | 29 |
| moan about land | 15 |
| foul udon eaten as pastime | 26 |
| fun bird | 8 |
| owing to condensation, we hear | 30 |
| originally called in one electrician | 36 |