The Guardian - Cryptic crossword No 24,312 - Feb 15 2008

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Clues Answers
'Equus' mundanely lacks the space for tomfoolery HORSEPLAY
A tail-less, devouring creature's place LOCUS
Artist's impression of trees spurned WOODCUT
As the procrastinator says in honour of easy listening music scene? TOMORROW
Cold in skimpy garment - no good being a sausage maker? MINCING
Conventional city? GENEVA
Gentleman Bottom raised the remains of a wreck DEBRIS
Glad you said that's 'overdrawn, steeped in schmaltz' GOODO
Guardian's line in Truss discussion such as 4,8,22 and 23 down FOURLETTERWORDS
It's moored at sea, like a power boat MOTORISED
More than one sea water supply system? MAINS
Not much to drink (much less than a full finger in fact) THIMBLEFUL
One in a train possibly heard to cry feebly MULE
One possibly viewing a crime as a mark of King Edward, joker and crime-fighter? EYEWITNESS
Perhaps Mozart's class stifling Salieri ultimately GENIUS
Clues Answers
Piped music puts only one part of mediocre choir into lead PIBROCH
Possibly caught in the field with social cap OUTDO
Question what might produce inflation PUMP
Rob's insult about unprofessional law enforcement teams DISPOSSESS
Scary word applied to top of tree trunk BOOT
Silly game interrupted by independent credit setters LUDICROUS
Swede's description of tripe including round cut ROOTCROP
Switches pins STICKS
Team sport, unlike this clue, accommodated by the French LACROSSE
The builder, decapitated by Louis VI, pathetically unaware OBLIVIOUS
The state of Hattie Jacques in more than one film MATRONHOOD
They're made to scare crew masters MENACES
Unimportant employee guarding Latin block CLOG
Wine from well-respected source spiked by narcotic drug (not aural) GRANDCRU