Related Clues:

• Grotesque, fantastic (archaic)
• Bizarre political opponent supported by Tory
• Caper; grotesque (arch.)
• Disposition Hamlet thought meet to put on
• Like much slapstick
• Tricky performance as an act in variety
• As opposed to C for 'caper'
• A new terrorist leader in charge of caper
• It can turn into quite a lark
• Dido recorded in LA. I can't work that out
• Grotesque act of sycophant I criticise
• Old buffoon opposing the first hint of change
• Grotesque once opposing change at first
• Supporting Labour presumably used to be bizarre
• Fantastically bizarre