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- Spooner's belittling individual still living at home (8) *
- Depressed, shy academic bored by wife (4,4)
- Favourite place making an impression with good reason (8,6) *
- Meal doesn't include first part of shoe (5) *
- Skip exercise in vehicle (5)
- British man should go in but accelerated (9) *
- Leaving in the middle of one's hair (7) *
- Empty sandwich generates livelihood (5,3,6) *
- "Jump the shark" or "sleep with the fishes" (5) *
- Geico icon (5) *
- Simon or Garfunkel (4) *
- Gets faint (4)
- A blood count? (7)
- Deprive one of his occupation (5) *
- The way that leads to conflict (7) *
- It's not private correspondence so slit the envelope (4,6) *
- Maintained a member took part in a crooked deal (7)
- A bad time to sell wild plums (5) *
- Dull heavy sound (4)
- Dry heave (5)
- New tales got old (5)
- Large amount of stone (3)
- Venue for fish, say (5)
- Dutch farmer in ripped robe (4) *
- Exploit leader in monied class (4) *
- One in business makes outburst (6) *
- Is to ponder about poor treatment (6) *
- Adherent's first sin admitted (6) *
- Overindulgence in a salad of eastern fruits (7)
- She brings endless anguish to a male (5)
- Remove it wrongly to spend as extra wages (8,3) *
- She may be relatively disposed to resist (6) *
- Island in strife produces traumas (7) *
- A subterfuge no one's welcome to subvert (7) *
- Yet this horse keeps going (6) *
- Distance to target in the mountains (5)
- Time passed in a trance (5) *
- MP Mears could be junk merchant (7) *
- Serious and not drunk (5) *
- Difficult crossing Arizona in danger (6) *
- Swine and dogs in shock arrangements (8) *
- Groom on time as horse moves (8) *
- Opening city stores you heard about cash for new businesses (7,7) *
- Party politician, heartless female working magic somewhere in London (9) *
- Male blunder — it limits chaps — such fun! (9)
- Old-fashioned when receiving short order and seriously committed (9) *
- Build up a holiday island, as you might say (7) *
- Man in posh car running into horse (5)
- Chap demanding a final song, perhaps (8) *
- Group of musicians prohibited on radio (4)