| Shooting wildlife collection on film, finally uncovering dingo | 62 |
| Most putrid point in West Australian island | 43 |
| Clenched hand grabbed Republican premier | 40 |
| Fitting final Down answer | 25 |
| Birthday messages may be written on them | 40 |
| Backup ... [modern auto feature] | 32 |
| Egg's center | 12 |
| Work with the hands, as dough | 29 |
| Olympic women's gymnastics powerhouse | 37 |
| Talks persistently about | 24 |
| Castle material that's not very sturdy | 38 |
| Unmanned aircraft | 17 |
| Shoot off again, as an email | 28 |
| Tree that makes acorns | 22 |
| Golden-brown drizzle on an ice cream sundae | 43 |
| Ante establishment? | 19 |
| Breed of sled dog | 17 |
| Tie-... [coloring technique] | 28 |
| French luxury brand letters | 27 |
| Reel's partner | 14 |
| "Hugo" actor ... Butterfield | 28 |
| Play this card to switch from the dark side to the bright and vice versa | 72 |
| Clifford's color | 16 |
| Play this card to change the direction from clockwise to counterclockwise and vice versa | 88 |
| Hope symbol? | 12 |
| Band-... [adhesive strip] | 25 |
| "Immediately" letters | 21 |
| Where the Zambezi flows, for short | 34 |
| "Finding ... Tin Tin" | 21 |
| Play the part | 13 |
| Daily Themed Crossword, e.g., for short | 39 |
| What IBM is to Dell, perhaps | 28 |
| French ... [coffee-making device] | 33 |
| Priyanka ..., "Quantico" actress | 32 |
| Not divisible by 2, say | 23 |
| Play this card when you want the next player to miss their turn | 63 |
| Mentally sound | 14 |
| FBI operative, for short | 24 |
| Word following "bank" or "Twitter," for short | 45 |
| ... Hodges, former Dodgers player | 33 |
| Los Angeles Clippers organization: Abbr. | 40 |
| Leave off the list | 18 |
| Maple syrup source | 18 |
| Japanese waist accessory | 24 |
| "Vanish ... thin air" | 21 |
| Runs on TV, say | 15 |
| ... shuffle hands, play this card when you want to collect ALL the cards from EACH player's hand | 96 |
| What are often broken by criminals | 34 |
| Hotel's kin | 11 |
| "... you," scream out loud if the player with the last one card fails to say 13a | 80 |
| Response to a question, for short | 33 |
| "We Found Love" singer, to fans | 31 |
| ... two, play this card to make the next player take two cards and lose their turn | 82 |
| Teeny-tiny bit | 14 |
| "O" of MYOB | 11 |
| Hot drink with a scone | 22 |
| Royal flush card | 16 |
| Month after the shortest month, for short | 41 |
| "Isle of Dogs" director Anderson | 32 |
| Prefix with "puncture" or "pressure" | 36 |
| Like uncooked meat | 18 |
| More than jogged, say | 21 |
| Golden ... [period] | 19 |
| Doorstep item | 13 |
| Parking ... [sidewalk device] | 29 |
| Threaded part of the face | 25 |
| Legally prohibit | 16 |
| Tidal withdrawal | 16 |
| Outback native that lays green eggs | 35 |
| Antelope raised must yield good type of leather | 47 |
| Brit fish, mostly ordinary | 26 |
| What could be series about retiree? | 35 |
| Pliant timber for binding round stripped ends | 45 |
| Banned weapon Middle East left out of military exercises | 56 |
| Local press in US clear it with church | 38 |
| Gem quality men I see ultimately fancy, but no fine one | 55 |
| A great deal unfinished around theatre raised danger for actors | 63 |
| Molly perhaps eating a weight of fruit | 38 |
| Relieve old generation without support | 38 |
| Lower parts I learned once with European soprano transposed upwards | 67 |
| Latvian concerned with line from abroad | 39 |
| Knows traditionally rain comes around extreme end of March | 58 |
| Royal Mile beggar developing brazen guile | 41 |
| Two notes above second octave | 29 |
| Unusual tone on photo developed in the usual place | 50 |
| Height divine for the Scots climbing a lot | 42 |
| Loon coming from SA direct to South Carolina | 44 |
| Address in Portuguese senate hours before | 41 |
| Smooth tranquillity once interrupting weather | 45 |
| Central town on the Broads, a place to eat | 42 |
| I laze about dying fire in ingle? | 33 |
| God covered in old red dye round altar decoration | 49 |
| Ready for Janacek? Knockout sequence of notes at end of Sinfonietta | 67 |
| Ditch local environmentalist that's no good | 43 |
| A pet piranha going wild, such as can cause blood loss? | 55 |
| Rook hash which has many bones | 30 |
| Jersey postal system collection | 31 |
| Making savings including drive mechanism in train? | 50 |
| Old walk right over — walk wearily | 36 |
| Attitudes to English heroic poems | 33 |
| Chauffeur carries rag, part of a long-standing arrangement? | 59 |
| Counter simply is too short | 27 |
| Desperately covet an old piece of Portugal | 42 |
| Country with a Polish president | 31 |
| Up north, temporarily plant peace tree of old | 45 |
| Afrikaans title of respect for an old man; Dutch for "uncle" | 60 |
| Predecessor of the World Trade Organization [abbreviation] | 58 |
| SI unit of magnetic flux density | 32 |
| An American tree like a horse chestnut, or a native of Ohio | 59 |
| Vitamin A | 9 |
| .... played Ellie Sattler in three Jurassic Park films | 54 |
| The largest extant fish species | 31 |
| Grade I listed building on islands in a lake on the River Len in Kent | 69 |
| Australian writer who wrote a 1970s Private Eye gardening column as Rose Blight | 79 |
| Widely cultivated tropical climbing plant | 41 |
| Violinist after whom Carnegie Hall's main auditorium is now named | 65 |
| Ragtime age dance which was denounced by the Vatican | 52 |
| 1981 hit for the Jam which did not appear on any of their studio albums | 71 |
| Donna .... played Mary Bailey in It's a Wonderful Life | 54 |
| .... replaced Peter Gabriel as lead vocalist of Genesis | 55 |
| "There is / One great society alone ...., / The noble Living, and the noble Dead" [Wordsworth] | 94 |
| Full name of the Roman emperor who crossed the Rubicon in 49BC | 62 |
| Audio technique first used commercially for the 1940 animated film Fantasia | 75 |
| John Travolta's character in Saturday Night Fever | 49 |
| Fish genus after which a weapon is named | 40 |
| A traditional nickname for someone with the surname Wilson | 58 |
| The first British dancer to become the principal dancer of a ballet company | 75 |
| The most important port in the Holland region of Netherlands until the 1500s | 76 |
| Prophet between Jonah and Nahum in the Old Testament | 52 |
| Prospero's daughter in The Tempest | 34 |
| The talus is a bone in the .... | 31 |
| Garden structure whose name derives from Latin for "three-ply" | 62 |
| Instruments which measure wind speed | 36 |
| The pen name of Anne Brontë | 28 |
| "How old ....?" "Old .... fine. How you?" [Famous telegram exchange] | 68 |
| The Malay Archipelago | 21 |
| ITV newsreader whose cricketing father Bernard invented the googly | 66 |
| A thing, in various Latin phrases | 33 |
| Ibsen play title character, married to George Tesman | 52 |
| The Republic of .... is an African country almost entirely surrounded by Senegal | 80 |
| Composer Modest .... was one of the "Mighty Handful" | 52 |
| An itinerant seller of literature, especially religious works | 61 |
| Colloquially, writes, especially for a living | 45 |
| Car suspension part which improves stability when cornering | 59 |
| In Romania, a .... is 100 bani | 30 |
| "I never think of the future. ...." [Albert Einstein] | 53 |
| 1987 romantic comedy film for which Cher won an Oscar | 53 |
| Museum on the south bank of the Neva River | 42 |
| Hock, for example | 17 |
| Heated tool used by coiffeurs | 29 |
| Large wide-mouthed fish found in warm seas | 42 |
| Vespasian's son .... was the first Roman emperor to succeed his biological father | 81 |
| In music, the third note of a major or minor scale | 50 |
| Judgement I must leave unvoiced | 31 |
| Facing a group of offensive ne'er-do-wells | 42 |
| Snowman's extremities drip and drop off | 39 |
| Fish gumbo, originally two other fish | 37 |
| A horse — one always turning circles in pain | 46 |
| Fantastic Four infiltrating premises in disguise | 48 |
| Huge spirit shown by top athlete | 32 |
| Left unfinished, wine is returned | 33 |
| Number in Labour calling for an injection of backbone | 53 |
| Particles in a stream or river in China | 39 |
| Small creature with digits for ears | 35 |
| Rwanda has ill-prepared border protection | 41 |
| Bug found by a famous model's PA | 32 |
| Active way of working on hostility | 34 |
| East Rye, twice rebuilt in the past | 35 |
| Bite lip | 8 |
| Think badly of fool for entering seedy bar | 42 |
| English team leader on the way out | 34 |
| One in five ice cream centres is fruit | 38 |
| Heavyweight Tory's arranged robes for the king | 46 |
| Battling with bugs, a farmer grew bananas | 41 |
| No power? Dead motor needs this | 31 |
| Crab starter to spoil the family cat | 36 |
| Ladies relatives visit, but not for long | 40 |
| A dictator's cruel appearance | 29 |
| American checks boats on edge of a river delta | 46 |
| Stocking fillers on front of sleigh | 35 |
| Part of a striker's game, to persevere | 38 |
| Dominant | 8 |
| Unelected body | 14 |
| A little cold | 13 |
| Military overcoat | 17 |
| Revival | 7 |
| Department | 10 |
| Medieval language | 17 |
| Hesitant | 8 |
| Machine | 7 |
| Initiative | 10 |
| Disquisition | 12 |
| Set in a surface | 16 |
| Promulgation | 12 |
| Co-operate | 10 |
| one's in a tangle, providing corn | 33 |
| a breather, to get energy for sudden thrust | 43 |
| finishing military service, one on first big social occasion books a second | 75 |
| workers express amazement at everyday tool | 42 |
| small bag with latches undone | 29 |