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- It blends with some lamb in your food processor (10) *
- Ski resort offering swine bagged in downs, stewed (9) *
- Return of old item cancelling out husband's purchase (7) *
- Filling food ultimately ruins dessert (4) *
- Pub's line-up includes Alabama and fellow singers (10) *
- Signal some whaler transmitted (5)
- First couple of letters on counter tucked away to send (5) *
- Big name in TV ratings (7)
- Leaders of swimming team on record pace (4)
- Notices a wicket in children’s recreation (6) *
- Killer in blue: die horribly! (7)
- Inadequate way quote sent back (8)
- Emperor fled leaving Otranto (4)
- Mend at last? (6) *
- Clear troublemaker must wear top! (6)
- Accessory being old remnant remade (8)
- Gave teacher amended date (7)
- English among staff love horsey event (5) *
- Abandoned 500 felt irritation (7) *
- Ahsanpur railway's engine sound? (4) *
- Part of a staircase (5)
- Floating leaf of an aquatic plant (4,3) *
- Equal or flat (5)
- Otherwise known as (5)
- Order bloke to wear top (6)
- Bent to shut up football supporters' song (8) *
- Complained taking exercise in the square (6)
- Aromatic Eurasian plant whose leaves are used for flavouring in pickles (4) *
- Uninhabited island south-west of Ibiza (2,5) *
- Rite (anag.) (4) *
- Battle – Abba hit (8) *
- Broad sash (10)
- Treeless Arctic biome (6) *
- Skid-lid (6) *
- Bed banter (6,4) *
- Distinctive monument (8) *
- Moo-er meat (4) *
- Wit who asked ‘Where’s the man could ease a heart like a satin gown?’ (7,6) *
- Puccini opera about an opera singer (5)
- Knocked the socks off (5)
- As we speak (3)
- Double-helix material (3) *
- Singer Lambert (4)
- Grain used in bread (3) *
- Brown shade of old photographs (5) *
- Make out, in Britspeak (4) *
- Rifat —, Turkish-born fashion designer; British Designer of the Year in 1992 (5) *
- Sue —, actress who plays Eileen Grimshaw in ITV soap Coronation Street (7) *
- Former name of European republic Belarus (11) *
- Poem in 1871 volume Nonsense Songs, Stories, Botany and Alphabets by Edward Lear (3,8) *