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- It's becoming a kind of name (6) *
- Excited, a number left and went outside (6) *
- It will set about for example an old language (7) *
- Asking for fresh abandonment (9)
- Unhappy combination of gale and ice (7) *
- The writing of letters, for instance (5)
- He made Marlowe as a dealer (8) *
- Entertainment for the time after work (5)
- Not the cost of living apparently (5,4) *
- No simple mental condition (7) *
- Not an upright type (6)
- Frank is able - and proved it (6) *
- Some leavers reform (7)
- He will shortly ring - for your reply (5) *
- Disorderly actors are plastered (9) *
- Prim age (anag.) (7) *
- Saving for growth (6)
- Quartet used in climbs (5) *
- Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter whose first five solo albums were named after mathematical symbols (2,7) *
- Mineral also known as white lead ore (9) *
- Protein similar to collagen found in connective tissue (7) *
- Robert —, 1970 Commonwealth 800m gold medallist (4) *
- Sharon —, actress-wife of Roman Polanski murdered in 1969 (4) *
- 1965 horror film starring Catherine Deneuve, Yvonne Furneaux and Ian Hendry (9) *
- 1985 novel by A S Byatt (5,4) *
- Bamboo-eating mammals resembling raccoons (3,6) *
- Note diamonds are in cubes (4)
- Flipping bighead John Campbell? (8) *
- Car's road test, alternatively (5) *
- Tries out flags (5)
- Reportedly seen and mentioned (5) *
- Tree trunks are terrible slog (4) *
- Was he cured? (5) *
- Not being fully up to the task, had a rest (3) *
- An old-fashioned fop (7) *
- Dry Fe(III)? (6) *
- Partygate in magistrate's office (6) *
- Free oil on tap is not compulsory (8)
- Caribbean Island accepts mistake, sick of opposition to the activity of partisans (13) *
- A favourite outdoor fuel (4) *
- Farmyard fowl (7)
- Legendary sea monster (6)
- Suffragettes’ demand (5,3,5)
- Old taxi (6,3) *
- Game played on table – polo (anag.) (4) *
- Locks cutter (8) *
- Victorian transporter for the disabled (4,5) *
- Broccoli, beans etc (3) *
- Punishment, even for the most petty crimes (4,9) *
- ‘Imaginary menagerie’, say (6-7) *