| A natural hanger-on, in a manner of speaking |
BURR |
| Acting technique depicting part of Hamlet's madness |
METHOD |
| Commit an indiscretion by leaving out a decent chap? |
DROPABRICK |
| Couldn't find reason for failed campaign |
LOSTCAUSE |
| English head of college and builder |
ERECTOR |
| He can't laugh — he's got an announcement to make |
CRIER |
| He wrote songs to provide capital |
BERLIN |
| Hibernian flag on hospital |
IRISH |
| Ideal valet becomes unkempt and is relieved |
ALLEVIATED |
| Introduce force, showing initiative |
ENTERPRISE |
| It holds the unloved emperor motionless |
INERT |
| King upset aunt in church |
CANUTE |
| Loud and biased form of amusement |
FUNFAIR |
| Outlet for dispersing fuel |
FLUE |
| Party with blonde when weather forecast's favourable |
SETFAIR |
