| A boundary gives us the lead |
EDGE |
| A responsible person |
CULPRIT |
| Brides eventually have tales to tell |
OLDWIVES |
| Bring the match alive when playing, before getting out |
ONSTRIKE |
| Dispatches produce merriment on board |
SLAUGHTERS |
| Exist with just a part interest |
BEHALF |
| Flirt and annoy worker |
GALLANT |
| He doesn't appreciate the resort of Tangier |
INGRATE |
| He makes an example of one |
PERSONALPRONOUN |
| He's concerned with his image, being badly tailored |
IDOLATER |
| In time chaps improve |
AMEND |
| It's not even considered, mathematically |
ODDNUMBER |
| Jumper, pocket-size originally |
KANGAROO |
| Last of the fighting in Europe for army unit |
CONTINGENT |
| Lengthy pullover for an athlete |
LONGJUMPER |