| Moving staircase |
ESCALATOR |
| No longer fresh |
STALE |
| On a par (with); pie suds (anagram) |
UPSIDES |
| Orbiter for weather observation |
METEOROLOGICALSATELLITE |
| Overseas |
ABROAD |
| Personal life story |
MEMOIR |
| Plan; plot |
SCHEME |
| Policeman's non-uniform wear |
PLAINCLOTHES |
| Proof one was elsewhere when crime was committed |
ALIBI |
| Proverbially swearing soldier |
TROOPER |
| Pun |
PLAYONWORDS |
| Remote military camp |
OUTPOST |
| Sailing vessel |
YACHT |
| School period |
LESSON |
| Seek election; attitude |
STAND |
| Semi-precious stone; road reflector |
CATSEYE |
| Sensation of flavour |
TASTE |
| Slow flow of fluid |
SEEPAGE |
| Small pointed beard |
GOATEE |
| Strangely |
ODDLY |
| Superior group |
ELITE |
| The disadvantages of both alternatives |
WORSTOFBOTHWORLDS |
| Thin and bony like a corpse |
CADAVEROUS |
| Thinking logically |
REASONING |
| Three hued |
TRICOLOURED |
| Too long, slow or dull |
TEDIOUS |
| Unintended escape (of fluid) |
LEAKAGE |
| Utter coward |
POLTROON |
| Very angry |
IRATE |
| Wooded area of Hampshire |
NEWFOREST |
| Word used to express commiseration to a child |
DIDDUMS |
