| A comforting word, if repeated at that point |
THERE |
| Bones set in plaster, naturally |
STERNA |
| Book by mature fellow-expert of type that's easy to read |
BOLDFACE |
| Bravest boxers slip, taking one repeatedly |
UNDERGARMENT |
| Certainly not succeeding as poet |
PRIOR |
| Changed more erratically, drawn back and forth |
REMODELLED |
| Chap is in novel, like Don Quixote |
HISPANIC |
| Classic pronouncement of this beloved old partner |
DARBY |
| Coleridge upset after I'd taken out foreign artist |
ELGRECO |
| Computer facility composer has to store key files |
WEBBROWSER |
| Convert announced in this part of church |
ALTAR |
| Criticism of disastrous armed invasion |
ANIMADVERSION |
| Emotional problem that makes one stop talking |
HANGUP |
| English in defeat, surrounded by hostile forces |
BESET |
| Entranced in period before spring |
SPELLBOUND |
| Extremely pale after final letter goes to the front? Totally! |
EVERYWHIT |
| Female notices fruit being carried is in van |
SPEARHEADS |
| For servants, a king yielded back open place on board |
PROMENADEDECK |
| French novelist, before publication, is abrasive |
SANDPAPER |
| Heads off in winter on jet, finding place to surf |
INTERNET |
| Hobby Spooner might have said he did |
BIRDWATCHING |
| Hospital worker lands shark with rod |
STAFFNURSE |
| I advise the PM in confusion about bill — stick with it! |
IMPACTADHESIVE |
| Improperly handle a remnant from prehistoric times, old chap |
NEANDERTHALMAN |
| It burns all the time, putting one group in dangerous situation |
PILOTLIGHT |
| It serves travellers what's in sandwich taken by Paddington, say |
FILLINGSTATION |
| It's complete, though it sounds like a gap |
WHOLE |
| Juliet, for example, offering zero resistance |
LOVER |
| Kind of advance that's boring? |
INTERESTFREE |
| Labour's moral justification possibly OK — threw one Conservative |
WORKETHIC |
