| (see 1 across) �...everyone�s in Hertfordshire town: partition is pluralised...� (see 5) |
WALLSARE |
| (see 10) �...Spooner's daring charge as winter nudist?...' (see 17) |
COLDBARE |
| (see 12) �...always cunningly hinted edging -- this is 359th ----- year...' (see 15) |
DAYINTHE |
| (see 15) �...stand there centrally with article...' (see 1 across) |
ANDTHE |
| (see 16) �...accompanied by Bush, say, getting out of Holy Land' |
ANDHOLLY |
| (see 17) �...hopeful or cheerful? Second option's correct...' (see 21 across) |
BRIGHT |
| (see 20) �...its charms all around...' (see 28) |
CHRISTMAS |
| (see 21) �...fish new boy's caught from decks...' (see 16) |
GARLANDS |
| (see 28) �...what Beadle overlooked chores inversely...� (see 10) |
WORKHOUSE |
| (see 30) �...coloured for gene mutation...' (see 9) |
OFGREEN |
| (see 5) �...in the company of stand-up, hard to follow...' (see 30) |
WITH |
| At present in Greece, one infers |
GATHERER |
| Boned herring -- substandard -- one from shopping arcade�s filling up |
ROLLMOP |
| Charging weakling for keeping nag in order |
RUNNINGAT |
| Chemist�s footwear |
BOOTS |
| Empress�s artillerymen turning up in spots in Central America |
CZARITSA |
