| Liberal, say, with political bias in style of delivery |
LEGSPIN |
| Like some eleven, having no pressing needs |
NONIRON |
| Major success of double whammy? |
SMASHHIT |
| Not supporting politician who's in the right |
CON |
| Panic about the yen being described as down |
FEATHERY |
| Pens, perhaps, article on English or Welsh city |
SWANSEA |
| Person liable to get reckless impulses, as opposed to cold feet? |
HOTHEAD |
| Person not particularly qualified to help, in any case |
GENERALPRACTITIONER |
| Preserve that grand spectacle in Arizona |
CANYON |
| Print second novel that's uninteresting |
NONDESCRIPT |
| Provide food for one queen, perhaps, meeting another |
CATER |
| Rarely replaced expert in team event |
RELAYRACE |
| Refer to work that's held up as lyrical |
POETIC |
| Refusal bringing cry from show-jumper, as we hear |
NAY |
| Refusal to hear case without a legal worker |
NOTARY |
| Resentment, having gone bananas after failure |
DUDGEON |
| Resort for oarsmen, one on the Med |
SANREMO |
| Revolutionary tool musicians understood |
BANDSAW |
| Running with maximum possible speed to get to other side of station |
CHARINGCROSS |
| Seeing organ in enclosed area before I reported |
COMPOUNDEYE |
| Sentimentality that Carroll's sisters had to live with |
TREACLE |
| Starts off cold, that is the opposite of hot |
OLDHAT |
| State of India, with fool not yet PM |
ASSAM |
| Sudden-death contest in which the first real shot is decisive |
RUSSIANROULETTE |
| Temperature cut, changing to eight |
EARTRUMPET |
| Tendency to go astray in sailing or flying |
ORIGINALSIN |
| Their members use them |
GOLFCLUBS |
| Thus, around East, a girl settled in female quarters |
SERAGLIO |
| Victorian poet's arrangement of Landor's letters |
ARNOLD |
| Was rude about instrument I messed up |
DISORGANISED |
| What postman brings over? |
DELIVERIES |