| One keeping fit |
EXERCISER |
| Open-topped car |
ROADSTER |
| Opera by Bellini |
NORMA |
| Out of breath |
PUFFED |
| Papal court |
CURIA |
| Party fare |
SAUSAGEROLL |
| Period beginning in early April |
FINANCIALYEAR |
| Poem by Keats; beautiful youth |
ENDYMION |
| Present and explain (a theory) |
EXPOUND |
| Provide food and drink |
CATER |
| Put out; topic |
ISSUE |
| Radio sign-off |
OVERANDOUT |
| Rather ordinary |
PLAINISH |
| Red-berried garden shrub |
COTONEASTER |
| Relating to a particular religious festival |
PENTECOSTAL |
| Relating to birth |
NATAL |
| Relating to the holy sacrament |
EUCHARISTICAL |
| Ridged like a coin edge |
MILLED |
| Row of facial hairs |
EYELASH |
| See; pimple |
SPOT |
| Small boat |
PINNACE |
| Strength of character; thread |
FIBRE |
| Suspect events or behaviour |
GOINGSON |
| Tell me the source of your annoyance |
WHATSEATINGYOU |
| Throwing contest |
SHOTPUT |
| Town after which a cake is named |
ECCLES |
| Type of radio chat show |
PHONEIN |
| Very friendly |
ASTHICKASTHIEVES |
| White-faced clown |
PIERROT |
| Without help |
UNAIDED |
| — and Avon canal |
KENNET |
