'Cheers', as one might say, kicking wet sand in someone's face (5,3,2,4,3) |
HERESMUDINYOUREYE |
... headgear a harlot is sporting |
SAILORHAT |
... so lately I changed my allegiances |
LOYALTIES |
A rule fencer has broken, with certain weapons barred |
NUCLEARFREE |
Agreement chap rejected as a working-class symbol |
FLATCAP |
An embrace father gives Roman general |
AGRIPPA |
An unusual ring, essentially of light, encircling heads |
AUREOLE |
Arithmetic symbols used in game |
NOUGHTSANDCROSSES |
Boredom encountered in endless night in Paris |
ENNUI |
Boss of equine establishment |
STUD |
Careful knitters will deal with any outstanding details (3,2,3,5,4) |
TIEUPTHELOOSEENDS |
Computer that's backing English force |
ERNIE |
Crossed swords with mounted soldier, we hear, for some time |
FORTNIGHT |
Cruel and humane characters mingled in this ancient city |
HERCULANEUM |
Demand to talk? Spit it out |
EXPECTORATE |
Desperate to continue, start to dispute before long |
LASTDITCH |
Disturbed mind I can treat - and settle, no? |
TRANSCENDENTALMEDITATION |
Driving out around west of Surrey - a pleasant excursion |
OUSTING |
Edmund the TV cop |
IRONSIDE |
Excessively black bird taken round for cleaner |
TOOTHBRUSH |
Feeling ecstatic? I am ecstatic - but not at first |
SENTIMENT |
Five pieces from various authors put together in the 16th century |
CINQUECENTO |
Frequently female comes in with it, say, already made up |
OFFTHEPEG |
Fuel used in older vehicles |
DERV |
Girl you'll find in her nest in Essex |
ERNESTINE |
Go crazy over ... |
STAB |
Grease monkey employed by large vessel |
OILER |
Gripe resulting from retribution exacted by emperor |
MONTEZUMASREVENGE |
Halt rot in corrupt sporting event |
TRIATHLON |
He's close - but not close to despair |
MISER |
Headgear could be the making of a dandy |
BANDEAU |
I'm on top of the world, a point ahead of east European |
NORTHPOLE |
Imitate city house |
ECHO |
Immigrant needs revenue, right? |
INCOMER |
Invest what is owed on home |
INDUE |
Island's length |
INCH |
Jack used to catch mackerel |
SPRAT |
Light provided by morning star |
LUCIFER |