| (Done) as a favour (Latin) |
EXGRATIA |
| (Of sound) two-channel |
STEREO |
| (Of time) pass |
ELAPSE |
| - Marsh, NZ detective novelist |
NGAIO |
| A few |
ONEORTWO |
| A. E. Housman cycle |
ASHROPSHIRELAD |
| Administers medicine to (someone) |
DOSES |
| Admittedly; gave formally |
GRANTED |
| Agree to do (a task) |
TAKEON |
| An achievement of which to be proud (1,7,2,4,3) |
AFEATHERINONESCAP |
| An alcoholic |
DIPSOMANIAC |
| Art of persuasive use of words |
RHETORIC |
| Art style |
POSTIMPRESSIONISM |
| Boring quality |
TEDIOUSNESS |
| Combatants |
FIGHTERS |
| Current time |
PRESENTDAY |
| Cuts short; port features |
DOCKS |
| Delicately pretty |
DAINTY |
| Document destroyer |
SHREDDER |
| Eg, a whale |
CETACEAN |
| Eg, Rigoletto |
OPERA |
| Electronic chip |
INTEGRATEDCIRCUIT |
| Enjoy it or put up with it (4,2,2,4,2) |
LIKEITORLUMPIT |
| Excited, stimulated |
AROUSED |
| Expression of pain |
OUCH |
| Fear of open spaces |
AGORAPHOBIA |
| Goodbye (dated) |
TOODLEPIP |
| Grossly overweight |
OBESE |
| In employment or practice |
INUSE |
| Interferes with |
DISTURBS |
