italian motor scooter brand | 27 |
they could be carnival participants or soldiers | 47 |
s american mammal also called kinkajou | 38 |
another name for belladonna lily | 32 |
opera by alexander borodin | 26 |
small rodent with short tail | 28 |
council tax was preceded by ---- charge or poll tax | 51 |
dominance of one side of brain in controlling functions | 55 |
star wars and indiana jones production company | 46 |
celtic rock band and old form of land tenure | 44 |
scottish engineer james blyth invented it in 1887 | 49 |
volcano in guatemala | 20 |
monastery near elgin | 20 |
dissenter or opposer | 20 |
steve ----, scotland men's football manager | 43 |
a & e is ---- and emergency | 27 |
village on orkney island of hoy | 31 |
seafood picnic party in usa | 27 |
---- beattie, scottish actress | 30 |
adjective describing correspondence in sound | 44 |
s lanarkshire town with puppet theatre | 38 |
injury caused by freezing | 25 |
it runs from kincardine to newburgh | 35 |
e.g. pine but not larch | 23 |
she got married at skibo castle in 2000 | 39 |
antonym for income | 18 |
falls of ----, near pitlochry | 29 |
ruthlessly competitive | 22 |
ornamental chains or rings | 26 |
capital of lower saxony in germany | 34 |
---- dykes, scots term for type of field boundaries | 51 |
piece of plastic with built-in microprocessor | 45 |
angle between 90 and 180 degrees | 32 |
poor urban area occupied by minority group | 42 |
boris johnson is one, andy burnham isn't | 40 |
former carpet factory in glasgow | 32 |
at appropriate time | 19 |
to mime | 7 |
non-clergy | 10 |
it can precede 'happy' or 'suit' | 32 |
small australian bird | 21 |
---- rift, runs from red sea to mozambique | 42 |
ferry terminal on islay | 23 |
disbelief in existence of a god | 31 |
arc that's one eighth of circle's circumference | 47 |
she tells the handmaid's tale by margaret atwood | 48 |
to change measurement system to kilos, litres etc | 49 |
person scots call a clype | 25 |
property described in newton's first law | 40 |
public performer | 16 |
gondolier's song | 16 |
dances such as eightsome | 24 |
one disappeared in scotland in 2nd century. | 43 |
italian equivalent of sir | 25 |
it has pictograms of washtub, iron, etc | 39 |
peninsula in south-west scotland | 32 |
Surname of Ray, TV survival expert | 34 |
Leader of the Argonauts | 23 |
Chemical element, symbol S | 26 |
Sweden's neighbour | 18 |
Punctuation mark used to indicate direct speech | 47 |
First name of hairstylist Sassoon | 33 |
People from the UK, informally | 30 |
Country between France and Spain | 32 |
Inhabitant of England's second-largest city | 43 |
Title given to a bishop | 23 |
Self-regarding lover of Aphrodite | 33 |
Papal denunciation | 18 |
Famous loch | 11 |
Fabric connected with the Belgian town of Mechelen | 50 |
1972-84 Poet Laureate | 21 |
Roman symbol of power | 21 |
Swiss city in which the Red Cross has its headquarters | 54 |
Irish port | 10 |
Small unit of matter once believed to be indivisible | 52 |
Avian symbol of peace | 21 |
Lamb as an emblem of Christ | 27 |
Branded beefy drink | 19 |
Peninsula containing Oman, Kuwait and Bahrain | 45 |
Swiftly father is taken in by one | 33 |
Time in island to make Indian dish | 34 |
Heading off one desire, fairly fresh | 36 |
Finally reach pet, heard initially inside vessel | 48 |
Large deer from Rio and Cuba | 28 |
Go ahead and get a loan | 23 |
At any rate, it's most foolish | 30 |
Pale flame damaged national emblem | 34 |
Family went round city with trumpet once | 40 |
Wader is sorry about having no borders | 38 |
Fat spread on any rope | 22 |
A long time after start of work, salary given | 45 |
Check condition and put back in office | 38 |
Set reel in motion at film studios | 34 |
Remove shirt then row, wanting to drink more | 44 |
Lorry cold inside .... very cold place | 38 |
Nine, for example, when said aloud | 34 |
I hide novel, a classic one | 27 |
Carefully assess bacterial disorder | 35 |
Section of government .... it leaked name | 41 |
Two boys go to a province | 25 |
Shellfish immobiliser ... no parking! | 37 |
Costing the earth? Just the opposite | 36 |
Warships lose a drifting lilo with animal | 41 |
Strong anger reveals passion | 28 |
Mostly popular officer | 22 |
Crockery damage caused by French fries? | 39 |
Welsh factories improved directly | 33 |
Savage person | 13 |
Eye colour | 10 |
Important, leading | 18 |
Terrestrial | 11 |
Blank greetings card | 20 |
Wine residue | 12 |
See | 3 |
Katy ......, pop star | 21 |
Cake's sugar coating | 20 |
Eating implements | 17 |
Split your sides | 16 |
Swirling hot tub | 16 |
Soil fertiliser | 15 |
Sign of a cold | 14 |
Imperial measures | 17 |
Raise in rank | 13 |
Prophesy | 8 |
Shanghai's country | 18 |
Footballer's leg protector | 26 |
Idiot with brain, but no head! | 30 |
Opera singer's part in recital, Tosca | 37 |
A turn I can make, bored by routine | 35 |
Cruel person depressed at first | 31 |
Egg dish at motel and tee off | 29 |
Remained prim, we hear | 22 |
Most of chewed leek for large deer | 34 |
Hung around, older tie knotted | 30 |
Circles round gold pieces | 25 |
Short platform for deer | 23 |
Fish circling explosives will glow | 34 |
Accountant to steal Mediterranean tree | 38 |
Loving the outcome of a caffeine tot | 36 |
Track noun for cloth | 20 |
Attacking player with small nose | 32 |
Lose out to a hedgerow fruit | 28 |
Waterhole sound outside house | 29 |
Let out tender model | 20 |
Sort of seed, half seed no different | 36 |
Spy's affiliation | 17 |
Chance within chance to find cut of meat | 40 |
Dance that's odd to a degree | 28 |
Frozen joint appears slight | 27 |
Communicates vocally | 20 |
Thoroughly check | 16 |
Footwear cleaner | 16 |
Pertaining to construction | 26 |
Covered porch | 13 |
Small bar of bullion | 20 |
In an unfriendly fashion | 24 |
Event site | 10 |
Dogged continuation | 19 |
High-spirited | 13 |
Jazz up | 7 |
Decorative tuft on a curtain | 28 |
Argentinian ballroom dance | 26 |
Ill-balanced | 12 |
Team of two | 11 |
Young females | 13 |
Plant's coiling climbing organ | 30 |
Do better than expected | 23 |
Surname of the author of Uncle Tom's Cabin | 42 |
...... with Rosie, Laurie Lee book | 34 |
Patsy ......, UK actress | 24 |
Hedy ......, Austrian actress of the 1930s-40s | 46 |
Cold country | 12 |
Broad-ridged tooth | 18 |
People from Alexandria or Cairo | 31 |
Palace that is the official residence of the president of France | 64 |
1964 Beatles chart-topper | 25 |
Steve ......, 1980s British runner | 34 |
One of Father Christmas' reindeer | 33 |
...... Rushdie, novelist | 24 |
Pre-Xmas period | 15 |
Irish ferry town with connections to Fishguard | 46 |
Lead singer of the 1960s group The Supremes | 43 |
Red ......, oil-well firefighter | 32 |
A Boy Named ......, Johnny Cash hit | 35 |
Weather system with high barometric pressure at its centre | 58 |
Number One hit for Survivor in 1982 | 35 |
Yellowish edible fungus | 23 |
Cakes and ......, novel by Somerset Maugham | 43 |
Dick ......, 1960s comedian | 27 |
Island north of Fuerteventura | 29 |
Either the longest or shortest day of the year | 46 |
Soldier featured in over twenty novels by Bernard Cornwell | 58 |
OT character who built the Ark | 30 |
Quick doze | 10 |
Leisurely ocean journey | 23 |
Fertilised egg | 14 |
Local inhabitant | 16 |
Navigation system [inits] | 25 |
Eminence, fame | 14 |
...... Ambler, classic thriller writer | 38 |