| Top means of telling the old girl's one of the crowd | 52 |
| Aggressive party slogan for Welsh leader to carry may be | 56 |
| Quiet drink, boozer's fourth, produces sentimental singing | 58 |
| Family who might help the needy traveller in Russia ? | 53 |
| Criticism of monarch being surrounded by total depravity | 56 |
| Italian ruler sees that poor soul's in a very short skirt | 57 |
| Swindle junior member in the east to please the Mistress | 56 |
| Transport turning up with sick one spreading disease | 52 |
| Ingenuousness does not apply, ie about the animal man | 53 |
| Material which is easily cut releases sound characteristic | 58 |
| Becomes curious when no peace offerings are brought round | 57 |
| Not prepared to see a little chap have fun with the union | 57 |
| One has the feeling that that's the way to make less of it | 58 |
| A shilling the German is getting for Shakespearean wine | 55 |
| If the fellow in the cart turns round, it can create a jam | 58 |
| The first, perhaps, to admit the pupil is coquettish | 52 |
| Where moderate people are likely to become run-down? | 52 |
| Royal Marines in what must be unusual strength of feeling | 57 |
| Pacific rebel for example thrice disturbed his port! | 52 |
| The twentieth iconoclast to show some moral principles | 54 |
| The whole ichthyosaur is less than whole when regarding oil | 59 |
| Joined up and went on a military campaign with one missing | 58 |
| First-class departure from a Normandy town ? Wrong ! | 52 |
| 14th c's 'the black death' was a result of this plague | 54 |
| a straightforward text editor for windows in computer | 53 |
| Known for its pre-dawn song, the Lark is an early ...... | 56 |
| March 20th or 21st is the usual ...... for Spring [abbv] | 56 |
| Fe2O3 could form on garden tools left in the rain [pl] | 54 |
| Daffodils are a ...... spring bloom; famous, well-known | 55 |
| A red dwarf star, the nearest star to Earth's solar system | 58 |
| Final track on the 1990 album "Love Moves" by Kim Wilde | 55 |
| Indian city, administrative centre of the Kheda district | 56 |
| He wrote about "The Owl and the Pussycat" [two words] | 53 |
| Aegeans roam the streets of this ancient European capital | 57 |
| Greek goddess of the night. When the cats are out to play | 57 |
| You can make a nice copy of a cat picture using this | 52 |
| Wall worker; "The Modern ........" [2000] by W. Verrall | 55 |
| Consume completely; "........, Gemma" [2007] by Sarah Hayes | 59 |
| Pipe problem; "Pen ........" [2013] by J.L. Davenport | 53 |
| Crying cause; "A Shelter for ........" [2021] by Anne Booth | 59 |
| Egg events; "........ Lilly" [2017] by Judy Serrano [6'1] | 57 |
| Broadway bomb; "........ Trouble" [2009] by Wendi Silvano | 57 |
| Ward workers; "Of ........ and Men" [2009] by Nigel Rapport | 59 |
| Nickname and reputation of Nashville; The ...... City | 53 |
| Country that is home to the cities of Zabbar and Valletta | 57 |
| Brazil's second most populous city; ...... de Janeiro | 53 |
| Russian port city on the Baltic Sea; ...... Petersburg | 54 |
| Country that is the home to the cities of Memphis and Asyut | 59 |
| Country that is the home to the cities of Toledo and Bilbao | 59 |
| Occasional filling for Australian cakes called lamingtons. | 58 |
| Resident star on "Gilligan's Island": ........ Grant | 52 |
| Common food prop in movies and television: ...... meat | 54 |
| Worzel Gummidge and the one who wanted a brain are these | 56 |
| Occupation of folkloric Hels Helsen, boss of Paul Bunyan | 56 |
| ...... Timbers: Main protagonist in "Welcome to the Wayne" | 58 |
| Harry Wormwood from "Matilda" sells these type of cars | 54 |
| Vice President in "Dave" [1993], played by Ben Kingsley | 55 |
| American Civil War Confederate general Robert E. ...... | 55 |
| Italian girl's name meaning "red" or Ellen's partner | 52 |
| Compare apples and ......: Compare two unlike things | 52 |
| Forty ...... and a mule: A government promise not fulfilled | 59 |
| To be ......-eyed: Have ability to discern small details | 56 |
| Timothy Teasdale runs "The Magic ...... Shop" in Hogsmeade | 58 |
| This bar will heal a little heath in the game "Bioshock" | 56 |
| "Minecraft" spider part that is edible...and poisonous | 54 |
| Raphael's weapon in the game "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" | 59 |
| Noodles found in several video games and student dorm rooms | 59 |
| Number of Super Mushrooms Mario needs to become full-sized | 58 |
| Association football video game series, "UEFA ......" | 53 |
| In Australia this represents the classic 4-door car shape | 57 |
| Warped E.G. WAS tool for bending cold metal [anag., 5] | 54 |
| Slayer's 1990 LP fell in a chasm; "Seasons in the ......" | 57 |
| A hit for the Pussycat Dolls in 2005; "Don't ......" | 52 |
| Abraham's son is not Chris, American musician "Wicked Game" | 59 |
| A subdivision of an Irish clan is a shorter ninth month | 55 |
| Houston baseball player [just one] or the Jetson's dog | 54 |
| Parsley, ......, Rosemary and Thyme. A wise man is missing | 58 |
| "No Country for Old Men" [2007]: "...... you in Nam?" | 53 |
| "Poltergeist" [1982]: Carol Ann eerily declares, "......" | 57 |
| This 1999 drama film starred both Ed Harris and Anne Heche | 58 |
| Chemical term for tin + raw mineral [rattling noise] | 52 |
| Chemical term for tungsten + become hot [type of grain] | 55 |
| Sorrowful + 4th letter + superlative suffix [most unhappy] | 58 |
| Chemical symbol for potassium + belonging to [gears] | 52 |
| Roman number for 100 + propel with oars [black bird] | 52 |
| Chemical symbol for copper + prohibit [Caribbean people] | 56 |
| Mystery TV series + short for female sibling [haven] | 52 |
| Evil Egyptian god + combining form for "three" [dog breed] | 58 |
| Abbr. for intercardinal direction + consume [salty fluid] | 57 |
| 13th Greek letter + adult males [disembodied spirit] | 52 |
| One billionth part of + measuring instrument [0.000000001] | 58 |
| OUR ACTS resolved into a tunic worn over armour [anag., 7] | 58 |
| Moves from one country or political region to another | 53 |
| North American carnivorous mammal of the mustelid family | 56 |
| Brightly colored African bird of the family Musophagidae | 56 |
| surprised response to “you already told me this story” | 58 |
| persuaded to participate despite a lack of enthusiasm | 53 |
| where the knicks and rangers play their home games: abbr. | 57 |
| remains in church with tea for the audience — and cake | 56 |
| medicare reformed with president at the fore — go for it! | 59 |
| villain discovered island in middle of portland is spare | 56 |
| worries constituency making small move to the far right | 55 |
| local's stuff regularly stolen by tyrant with evident pride | 59 |
| pervert is looking up skirts on catwalk shows essentially | 57 |
| swedes maybe in costa rica wearing shirt under jumper | 53 |
| suffer embarrassment as she will do when only he remains? | 57 |
| fan may see trouble following a lie having lost heart | 53 |
| dance clubs dealing with gear regularly going missing | 53 |
| verb in the answer to the riddle "why was 6 afraid of 7?" | 57 |
| greek term for average, everyday people, collectively | 53 |
| features that "don't lie," according to a 2006 shakira hit | 58 |
| Promissory note given in rather curious circumstances ? | 55 |
| Practical joke - enough to land you in for a stretch | 52 |
| Japanese leader metes out the ration to the door-keeper ! | 57 |
| Take pleasure in expressing admiration about everything | 55 |
| Give a picture of being in charge in a small department | 55 |
| Sticking one's nose into stench about a thousand and one | 56 |
| Tablets dished out in Bosworth and Hastings, possibly | 53 |
| Humourless nonsense, but it could bring the house down | 54 |
| Graduate after a Spanish house to produce winter muskmelon | 58 |
| Two articles given weight in a collection of letters | 52 |
| A C.A. has the intelligence like this to be blooming yellow | 59 |
| Some initially throw stones primarily at slovenly folk | 54 |
| pointe-...... (coastal city in the republic of congo) | 53 |
| horse whose coat is a mix of colored and white hairs | 52 |
| marvel superhero group featuring storm and jean grey | 52 |
| Pirates' lot is disastrous for a group of four towns | 52 |
| With this around, one's head is for the town at last | 52 |
| Type of deer about, and others you mentioned, on reflection | 59 |
| Money back? Joking? About five hundred on the outside | 53 |
| Good French domestic scene one enters,to show friendliness | 58 |
| Being drink and taking hemp offers a dangerous course | 53 |
| The first man to wield a pen in Egypt's lake district | 53 |
| name of 12 popes that sounds like a synonym for "devout" | 56 |
| job for renaissance artist? he’s working with plasticine | 58 |
| australian singer once known for not showing her face | 53 |
| Has a head and a tail; sometimes used to make decisions | 55 |
| Common small bird found in the northern half of the world | 57 |
| Animal with four legs, especially kept by people as a pet | 57 |
| "'Cause I'm strong enough to live without you", by ___ | 54 |
| Closed metal container, with some types of drink and food | 57 |
| Baton Rouge school whose mascot is Mike the Tiger: Abbr. | 56 |
| Wayne ___, an English professional former footballer | 52 |
| Game ___, iconic '90s handheld gaming console by Nintendo | 57 |
| ___ Moines, Iowa's capital with many insurance companies | 56 |
| Piece of rowing equipment, and a verb that means "to row" | 57 |
| Swedish pop group that sang "Knowing Me, Knowing You" | 53 |
| Novelist Rita ___ Brown who wrote "Rubyfruit Jungle" | 52 |
| Wedding registry category; fine porcelain and ceramics | 54 |
| Long printed story about imaginary characters and events | 56 |
| Imaginary line between the North Pole and the South Pole | 56 |
| Chandler got trapped in an ATM vestibule with ___ Goodacre | 58 |
| Existing or happening in all parts of a particular country | 58 |
| Voters go to the ____ to cast a ballot during an election | 57 |
| A white dove and olive branch are both _____ for peace | 54 |
| Word on either side of "a" to mean a private conversation | 57 |
| ___ of Man (British crown dependency in the Irish sea) | 54 |
| WHO measure for disability-adjusted life years: Abbr. | 53 |
| "___ Ventura: When Nature Calls," 1995 Jim Carrey comedy | 56 |
| Genetic material or a Kendrick Lamar hit song: Abbr. | 52 |
| "___ Hard with a Vengeance" (Bruce Willis action movie) | 55 |
| ___ Minaj, a Trinidadian-born rapper, singer, songwriter | 56 |
| Rockers ___ Speedwagon known for "Can't Fight This Feeling" | 59 |
| Airport organization that checks bags and cases: Abbr. | 54 |
| "___ being too loud?" (Shouter's words perhaps): 2 wds. | 55 |
| "for ...... waves of grain" ("america the beautiful" line) | 58 |
| An announcement of a law, often associated with monarchism | 58 |
| Fastener that turns with a slotted head; cousin to nail | 55 |
| A succulent plant with fleshy leaves and spiky edges | 52 |
| To turn or twist to one side; to be biased or distorted | 55 |
| Represents his or her own country in a foreign country | 54 |
| The capital of the state of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil | 55 |
| Round piece of metal that produces a sound as a signal | 54 |
| ___ Miller, known for directing the films Capote, Moneyball | 59 |
| Machu Picchu is found in this South American country | 52 |
| Dr. ___, rapper who performed "Keep Their Heads Ringin'" | 56 |
| Robert ___ who received four Pulitzer Prizes for Poetry | 55 |
| "___ Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" (Beatles album) | 54 |
| Santa Claus' gift for a child on the "nice" list, perhaps | 57 |
| disney cartoon series featuring huey, dewey, and louie | 54 |
| landlocked nation that borders georgia and azerbaijan | 53 |
| spaghetti-sauce flavorer that's not meant to be eaten | 53 |
| haitian cooking doesn't use one bit of anchovy paste | 52 |
| revolutionary means of extracting oil with a single stone | 57 |
| lay to rest start of appeal by court and work together? | 55 |
| have a discussion about introduction of invasive plant | 54 |
| counteract the effect of secret agent's return somewhat | 55 |
| old boy, essentially impertinent and vulgar, gets stick out | 59 |
| prepare to drive across centre of barnsley to get contract | 58 |
| socially distanced writers hit back after confinement | 53 |
| greek character with clarinet and corea playing fusion? | 55 |
| Lost in the Barrens by Canada's Farley Mowat is one: 2 wds. | 59 |
| Something located within the shortest distance is this | 54 |
| Unit used for measuring length, equal to 2.54 centimeters | 57 |
| Enters a place illegally, violently, and steals from it | 55 |
| The game of "Telephone" is also known as "Chinese ________" | 59 |
| ___ network, redundant abbreviation for a home network | 54 |
| Fairy ___, story with a "happily ever after," perhaps | 53 |
| ___ display, redundant abbreviation for a PC monitor type | 57 |
| ___ of God, heavy metal band of "Ashes of the Wake" fame | 56 |