| ... here, perhaps, using a stiff piece of card |
ABOARD |
| A boy died in panto |
ALADDIN |
| Ailment a problem? Outwardly it isn't so bad |
TONSILLITIS |
| Any number welcomed into intended fund |
FINANCE |
| Area typical of South America, except for port in Brazil |
BARRIO |
| Aussie trick, if wits fail, put over English |
SWIFTIE |
| Bartender once worked up about quarrel round front of tavern |
TAPSTER |
| Belgian's address that is located between a Flanders town and old city |
MONSIEUR |
| Briefly stopped secretary getting exploited |
PAUSED |
| Computer with Windows said to be enough for small aircraft |
MICROLITES |
| Concerned with construction, might it make the solver feel better? |
TECTONIC |
| Contents of the Conjuror's Compendium made available by all means (5,5,2,3,4) |
EVERYTRICKINTHEBOOK |
| Cooked pasta with clam dressing |
CATAPLASM |
| Dealing with land regularly in need of fertiliser |
ADDRESSING |
| Delicatessen ceases stocking plant extract |
ESSENCE |
| Dish I rejected in the event |
RUN |
| Expert offers help with bad back |
DABHAND |
| Female's levity embodies one trait such as this? |
FLIGHTINESS |
| First of tomes published by writer, say, not making waves |
TRANQUIL |
| Flirtatious woman called for champagne to start off engagement |
FIZGIG |
| Follow royal family entering Surrey town |
DORKING |
| Goat, foal etc digested bread |
COTTAGELOAF |
| Having a relationship is complicated |
INVOLVED |
| In a manner of speaking, son can achieve top exam grade |
DISTINCTION |
| In which to cook four and twenty birds of various colours, sort of? |
PIEDISH |
| Journalist's piece written on a cruise ship ... |
PENNYALINER |
| Knowledgeable type has pound in bank |
BLUFF |
| Mother gets in cab with killer, nasty criminal |
BLACKMAILER |
| Motorways in force for such traffic? |
COMMERCE |
| Moving a short way in wind |
ASTIR |
| Offers accommodation to kids |
TAKESIN |
