A closet ransacked for a herb |
ALECOST |
A dance in church has men turning up — here's a Spanish gent |
CABALLERO |
A daughter taken in by character briefly — unhelpful member of her peer group? |
LADETTE |
A hypocritical speech about noble fellow cutting costs? |
ACCOUNTANT |
A single composer given part in comeback act |
BACHELOR |
Aristocratic lady making silly noises after walk |
MARCHIONESS |
Athletic event starts to take place with roar going round |
SHOTPUT |
Bread machine |
CASHPOINT |
Building for prayer and study opening |
CONVENT |
Cat in the old days hanging around university |
OUNCE |
Common bar in which gangster may be seen |
PREVALENT |
Condemning wickedness in gang |
REVILING |
Current-changing device hard to find in malfunctioning toaster |
RHEOSTAT |
Drug making one hopeful almost? |
ASPIRIN |
English worker holding Bishop to be heretical? |
ERRANT |
Enthusiastic type who sounds hip? |
CHEERLEADER |
Everything repeated, like annoying announcements |
ALLITERATED |
Face Sir Henry on Dartmoor? |
BASKERVILLE |
Facial protection — guest doesn't need it |
VISOR |
Feebler joke that is the last thing listener wants |
PUNIER |
Feeling of disaffection makes characters limited by pen and ink quit successively |
ENNUI |
Founder of sect taking you aback, entertaining theologian |
EDDY |
He and I are two live wires? |
ELEMENTS |
Holy chum in tree revered by Buddhists |
PIPAL |
Honoured officer carrying old instrument |
OBOE |
Hostile teen, licked into shape, does as told |
TOESTHELINE |
Important default instruction from letter-writer to his secretary? |
SIGNIFICANT |
Is one bound to show the possibility of influential contacts? |
OLDSCHOOLTIE |
Journalist about to probe rag events and those who organise them? |
STUDENTS |