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- Gold purity unit (5) *
- In opposition to (6)
- Of high mountains (6)
- Mischievous out of self-interest (5)
- Show resentment? Not a bit! (6) *
- Mother's violent death made a newspaper's name (8) *
- The key to a high state of readiness? (7,5) *
- Milk producer cast out is glowering (8)
- Items bought to hold items bought (8,4) *
- Characteristic painting is lifted by it (5)
- Go through again what the old car engine may need (6) *
- It supports one who is lying (8) *
- Find use in a way that's inspired (7) *
- Glossy coat shows Parisian chic (6,6) *
- Left the last word to the auctioneer (4) *
- One may find their pulse worth taking (4) *
- One thing I met on the way back (4)
- Consent to having a foreigner tailed (5)
- Acts as executioner. Some teachers want to! (7) *
- Opera in F perhaps (8) *
- Spokesmen? (12) *
- A holiday is needed to make it safe (6) *
- Juliet has trouble in Holloway, say (4) *
- How one might pay for starting drinking before time? (6) *
- Operatic parts (5) *
- Prepare anew to get back to Maidenhead (5) *
- Union not to be mentioned (4) *
- Dylan's new girl? (5)
- Really good rousing start for a tune (3) *
- A note possibly dealt with in spirited fashion (6) *
- To start with, take a raw beginner in hand (5) *
- The loud fellow scoffed (3)
- A writer in prison (3)
- Are many heartened by his uprightness? (3) *
- She may be burning to give you a light (5) *
- Gosh, what a start it gave Dobbin! (3) *
- He ruled alone one day (7) *
- The Tower, perhaps, where one may have lost one's head? (5) *
- Criticise a master's hat! (6)
- Loose ladies can be lofty! (6) *
- Can one sidle right into a taxi? (4) *
- As much of the cancan as one is able to do (4) *
- Put up about £1 for a flower (5) *
- Orderly method of enriching one's bookmaker, maybe? (6) *
- Mousy little chap? (5) *
- Does she finish up in a very abbreviated garment? (6) *
- Anxious to have a cut? (4) *
- He may be reading about Latin (8)
- Complain about the transport? (4) *
- D'you know Mr Barlow? (3) *