| Loving gesture, giving away a plant |
CRESS |
| Lure duke out of this country by pretending modesty |
DECOY |
| Making puns shows promise to Hamlet, say |
WORDPLAY |
| Money regularly used in Algeria |
LEI |
| Move away from endless noise on the roadside |
DIVERGE |
| Namely, I'm the thing - sabre is regularly taken for me |
SCIMITAR |
| Note time put into needlework |
CROTCHET |
| Oh, for a pewter cast with resistance to the elements |
WEATHERPROOF |
| One backing theatre production in Islington |
ANGEL |
| One who did a turn in panto |
DICKWHITTINGTON |
| Paving stones put down across the pond? |
SIDEWALK |
| Pigment, initially one found in the ocean |
SEPIA |
| Public outcry bringing duchy near to ruin |
HUEANDCRY |
| Put another way, this may be made to appear rash |
PARAPHRASE |
| Reportedly plunder resistance unit providing cover for electronic equipment |
RADOME |
| Run away with debts of money to Bulgarian worker |
LEVANT |
| Second key Arab city to dispute crude figure |
SCARECROW |
| Seventeenth century style of setting diamonds in worked stone |
SEICENTO |
| Silver with circular piece on the bottom |
AGROUND |
| Singular former classical king - either way! |
XERXES |
| Supporting the state of early Christian writings when saint's become old |
PATRIOTIC |
| Theatre extremely dull, encompassing universal monotony |
TEDIUM |
| Van Gogh opening includes initial presentation of Irises and Night Cafe |
VINCENT |
| Wallowers in the mud of Flanders? |
HIPPOPOTAMI |
| Went wrong - queen appearing embarrassed |
ERRED |
| What leads in the alphabet upsilon |
TAU |
| What one might catch from Castelnau to Bushey |
AUTOBUS |
| Where one may find pound has something between Labrador and Newfoundland? |
BATTERSEA |
| Wild wives' third progressive party |
WHISTDRIVE |
| With start of drought, river is a mere trickle |
DRIBBLE |
| Woman crossing Irish county |
SHIRE |
