| A revolutionary can be a pain |
ACHE |
| American composer and officer arrive at Heathrow, maybe |
COPLAND |
| Applaud honoured companion, always |
CHEER |
| Audacious British party of the wild variety |
BRAVE |
| Bewildered? Worse things happen here, allegedly! |
ATSEA |
| Brute of a fellow mostly seen round the province |
ANIMAL |
| Camp bed put down by North American lake |
COTERIE |
| Chums making hit, going up |
PALS |
| Compliantly offering a word of prayer — competently, too |
AMENABLY |
| Crime — so it could turn into sexual excitement? |
EROTICISM |
| Dodgy leader, sanctimonious and English, getting ripped apart |
PIEDPIPER |
| Endlessly slow, turning up? Blast! |
DRAT |
| Feature of thrillers from American writers in the Florida area? |
SUSPENSE |
| Finish in Queer Street, becoming most sore |
TENDEREST |
| Firm beginning to build key metallic element |
COBALT |
| identity needed by Man in a manner of speaking |
IDIOM |
| It was appropriate at one time to assemble |
MEET |
