| A car led once, frantically going faster and faster |
ACCELERANDO |
| Acquire French accent as European noble |
LANDGRAVE |
| Admonishments about initial impressions |
REPROOFS |
| Artiste changed dresses |
ATTIRES |
| Bags I'm moving into private rooms |
DENIMS |
| Beam and rod I replaced within arrangement of bars |
GRIDIRON |
| Beneficiary left, for example, a kind of support |
LEGATEE |
| Character animated by European spiked drink |
MICKEYFINN |
| Commitment with which author often starts work |
DEDICATION |
| Contraction of unions etc. |
LABOURMOVEMENT |
| Corruptly dealt with man's sleeping partner? |
BRIBED |
| Cover for aircraft made of wood, say |
HANGAR |
| Covering up a sin, mostly, and running for union appointment |
ENVELOPING |
| Cut line as part of skating performance |
AXEL |
| Do crafts, perhaps, badly needing money |
STRAPPEDFORCASH |
| Drove badly, without parking, to get married |
SPLICED |
| Duck — one of a brace removed from vehicle |
SCOTER |
| English writer, in action, became more profound |
DEEPENED |
| Extend Circle Line in separate part of operation |
PROLONG |
| Finishing literary work, with reservation about awkward situation |
BOOKBINDING |
| Fire after cut and word of dismissal |
SHOO |
| For the French, the drink that's comparatively weak |
LAMER |
| Foreign character in vessel is a poor mite |
URCHIN |
| Go on stage — aren't I funny as comedian, perhaps? |
ENTERTAINER |
| Great joy in sect, say, after conversion |
ECSTASY |
| Highly moral and poor artist given added spirit |
STRAITLACED |
| Islander and I at sea repeatedly on short journey |
TRINIDADIAN |
| It is a work editor briefly picked up and put down |
DEPOSIT |
| It's not a sure thing |
DEFINITEARTICLE |
| Jeer about son leading contest? Shame! |
DISGRACE |
