| I grab round in bar, drunk - on this? |
INEBRIANT |
| If rice is mixed with tea it turns into vinegar |
ACETIFIER |
| Imposing residence wealthy husband's given up |
HOMERIC |
| In battle, having changed sides, captured soldiers get no mercy |
INCLEMENCY |
| Iris's lodger keeping place in Paris - the admiral's ADC |
FLAGLIEUTENANT |
| Its employment may cause division in Leicester |
CHEESECUTTER |
| Make sudden breakaway, lifting furious pressure that hemmed in City |
DECAMP |
| Material from atelier cut in form of network |
RETICULATE |
| Note attached to book identifies ornamental stone |
MALACHITE |
| One may be gated for keeping traffic off the line |
LEVELCROSSING |
| One temporarily hired to relieve cavalryman |
FREELANCER |
| Part of plant an extremist referred to in speech |
RADICLE |
| Person seeking payout, one in noisy environment |
CLAIMANT |
| Position hard to secure in popular resort |
NICHE |
| Prompt and adequate as rough companion |
READY |
| Room you reportedly forfeit - film-makers use it |
CELLULOSE |
| Royal seducer bound to suffer revolutionary punishment |
IXION |
| Short of time, samples fish and white wine |
RIESLING |
| Son involved in night-rider's setback |
REVERSE |
| Standard accommodation for sisters by island lake |
CONVENTIONAL |
| Stingy type accommodating old sailors in the novel |
HORNET |
| Surpass the last letters of Malraux and Stendhal, say |
EXCEL |
| Thin maiden abandoned bore |
EAGRE |
| Tiny arachnid only developing inside fine-grained rock |
MYLONITE |
| Top conductors set out to go through New England states |
MAESTRI |
| Try an example of Hazlitt's work |
ESSAY |
| TV presenter secures unexpected rise for pioneer |
FRONTIERSMAN |
| Twenty six's land is an abandoned enclave in Italy |
SANMARINO |
| Type of meat a cleric is addicted to |
VENISON |
| Wrap old record round new novel |
ENVELOP |
