| A clipped European accent |
ACUTE |
| A trip by boat on river Dart |
ARROW |
| Advocate introducing point that's most fitting |
SNUGGEST |
| Argument and issue raised new? Just the opposite! |
TIMEWORN |
| Art making money, say? That's in character for Wilde |
ERNEST |
| As part of plot, he'll overreact |
OTHELLO |
| Bizarre nature of large vessel for drink |
TEAURN |
| Breaking-point, since trapped up the creek |
INASPOT |
| Call for retirement packages finally delivered? |
THELASTPOST |
| Conference, say, with editor after a page was published |
APPEARED |
| Constable's superior, we hear, as artist |
SARGENT |
| Crosspiece raised, giving access to roof, perhaps |
TRAPDOOR |
| Discouragement of French king grasped by old poet |
DETERRENCE |
| Discovering close shave you reported initially |
UNEARTHING |
| E.g., add acres - planner involved could be this |
LANDSCAPEGARDENER |
| English poet found in Germany, oddly enough |
GRAY |
| Fabric less than fashionable? On the contrary |
CHINO |
| Fashion note introduced by upwardly mobile type, an innovator |
MODERNISER |
| Find fast car is erratic with learner in - pedestrians should be safe here |
TRAFFICISLANDS |
| Fish found in Thames, initially west of Waterloo |
TROUT |
| Form of blanket coverage head has to come through |
PONCHO |
| Get out of grave situation, having established neutral position |
DISINTEREST |
| Good alternative to Scotch, holding back drop of moonshine |
GIBBERISH |
| Having a fling in British pub where Auntie works |
BROADCASTINGHOUSE |
| Having cleared bottleneck, able to move? |
UNSTOPPED |
| Import, without tax, fishing gear |
DRIFTNET |
| Impudent talk followed by criticism girl may have to face |
LIPSTICK |
| Lavishly entertain stars, so to speak |
FETE |
| Least diligent learner that is put outside |
IDLEST |
| Legally seize paintings etc. I'd lifted at home |
DISTRAIN |
