| A stretch of water in another country |
ABROAD |
| After party on the Champs Elysées we must appear hungry |
RAVENOUS |
| Bridge partners always make derisory comments |
SNEER |
| Cafes serving variety of pasta, but not seconds |
tapas bars |
| Chap, informally, has knocked back gin and collapsed |
fell apart |
| Course includes bread and Irish cheese |
LANCASHIRE |
| Drug dealer caught in well-planned operation |
DOPER |
| Entertainment provided by Frasier every now and then |
FAIR |
| Fellow's stretch limo, might one say? |
OSCAR |
| First of crimes in detective's largely well-trodden patch |
DISTRICT |
| Flog rubbish Henry imported |
THRASH |
| Go without English beer |
STOUT |
| Jokes about an oriental language |
JAPANESE |
| Keen to do a turn with Italian singer |
PEEWIT |
| One doing extra work on watch? |
OVERTIMER |
| Opening of takeaway with ready-to-eat food |
TRIPE |
