| In a mess, given forty-odd gallons of beer? |
OVERABARREL |
| In which killing a creature of the night has upped mob violence |
ABATTOIR |
| Interfere in order to be heard |
MEDDLE |
| Jailers need, primarily, to keep inside the seasonally condemned |
TURNKEYS |
| Left during soft fall of snow, perhaps |
FLURRY |
| Loudly protest at pornographic crime, close to riot |
SCREAMBLUEMURDER |
| Lovely machinery sealing envelope up |
PLEASANT |
| Might corn be easily discarded? |
FORTHEBIRDS |
| Office letters |
POST |
| Open a drink |
AJAR |
| Pass on neighbouring house, given to Mark |
SEMICOLON |
| Peeling apt with a stewed fruit |
EATINGAPPLE |
| Pole in Cornish town, solitary man, has house in Germany |
BUNDESTAG |
| Shake with nerves, though produce cute delivery |
HAVEKITTENS |
| Sheets journalist has bound, filling empty bin |
BEDLINEN |
| Single group of investigators enters house, discovering crime |
HOMICIDE |
| Sober occasion where each heading for pretty provocative clothes |
TEAPARTY |
| Spun in gold, a flower which is tubular |
MACARONI |
| Such succession so topical, but botched |
APOSTOLIC |
| Suggestion Greek character needs closure, breaking up in love |
INNUENDO |
| T is for Tiramisu, possibly |
AFTERS |
| The game's up - gear discovered |
GARB |
| The other stimulant? |
APHRODISIAC |
| The price paid for speed |
RATE |
| The tipple of vampires? |
CLARET |
| Very light cuddle there, almost embracing |
ETHEREAL |
| Virgin wooed through conversation |
CHASTE |
| Why one is arrested in fraud - nothing to bank |
RAISONDETRE |
| Without partnership, former lover starts to understand, afterwards love platonic |
NONSEXUAL |
| Yellow farmyard animals? |
CHICKENS |
