Oddball taking meandering route |
OUTRE |
On edge with little room to manoeuvre, after having reached a higher level |
UPTIGHT |
Pass (permit) required to enter river that's low |
DECOLLETE |
People accepting a middle course |
MEAN |
Rabbit in trouble cuddled by nurse |
TAILENDER |
Race victim of stabbing to hospital — nothing new there |
MARATHON |
Regret being refractory — not up to it |
PITY |
Relative overcome by pique — ridiculous! |
RISIBLE |
Right? Battery's not right for banter |
RAILLERY |
Ruminant worker has to run away |
ANTELOPE |
Scandinavian three points up on 51 |
SWEDISH |
Shock after a Northerner retires |
APPAL |
Showing caution, spice girl loses heart |
GINGERLY |
Soldiers with widespread pieces left inside |
RIFLEMEN |
Something that arouses brief interest moving onward? Yes, in end |
NINEDAYSWONDER |
Sorts out back burners |
REARRANGES |
Spies little boy harassed |
MOLESTED |
Spoil food |
DISH |
Stopping hooter, destabilise boat's fulcrum |
ROWLOCK |
Surprisingly shrewd, he attributes harm to having the same faults (6,4,3,4,5) |
TARREDWITHTHESAMEBRUSH |
Teach players — John Gilpin was amongst them |
TRAINBAND |
To sum up, one tree, falling over, died |
INAWORD |
Tree, very large, that is by river |
OSIER |
Turn on former partner and bring up |
EXCITE |
Two lengths of material forming part of window |
SASHCORD |
Undertake a dangerous enterprise — a phone call covers possible punishment |
BELLTHECAT |
Undo a chained dog, leaving every other — that's impossible |
NOCANDO |
Vehicle is caught in high wind, subject to action of electric current |
GALVANISE |
With dressing that's tight |
PLASTERED |
Within twenty-four hours, in time for a delicacy |
DAINTY |