| Musical speed |
TEMPO |
| Musical work for eight |
OCTET |
| North-western US state |
IDAHO |
| Not fixed |
LOOSE |
| Nuclear power station site in Kent |
DUNGENESS |
| One heading an illicit activity |
RINGLEADER |
| One making maps |
CARTOGRAPHER |
| One studying a branch of geometry |
TOPOLOGIST |
| Poster; beak |
BILL |
| Rich biscuit |
SHORTCAKE |
| River at Bath |
AVON |
| Ruined; killed |
WIPEDOUT |
| Science of sound |
ACOUSTICS |
| Service musicians |
MILITARYBAND |
| She tried unsuccessfully to give her dog a bone |
MOTHERHUBBARD |
| Short-lived |
TRANSITORY |
| Showing bitter resentment |
RANCOROUS |
| Sir Edwin -, English architect |
LUTYENS |
| Sudden onward motion |
SURGE |
| Syncopated music style |
RAGTIME |
| The art of using star-gazing instruments |
TELESCOPY |
| The study of flight |
AERONAUTICS |
| The topic being dealt with |
SUBJECTMATTER |
| Throb |
PULSATE |
| Throw out forcibly |
EJECT |
| Timetable |
SCHEDULE |
| Treatment for, eg, addiction |
REHAB |
| TV soap |
CORONATIONSTREET |
| Within an organisation |
INHOUSE |
| Workers |
EMPLOYEES |