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- Playing the last quiet movement (7) *
- Evacuate work having turned up small dagger (7) *
- Go for each Conservative introducing right for cheap rent? (10) *
- Crossword inventor confused Anne and Ruth about abbreviation for railway (6,5) *
- Being ready to take action in school with a rash (12) *
- Gone climbing after yen for spiritual relaxation? (4) *
- Kills outside rodent after grain: creature no longer living (11) *
- Expression of approval: praise set in stone (7)
- Object about review regularly for agency (12) *
- Photographer of baby in Dublin? (7) *
- Division apparent in war machine (3)
- Congratulate prompt during Kismet? (10)
- One chats about last event (8) *
- Popular attempt to get round limit (6)
- A possibly slow film (3,5) *
- Give stress treatment to girl pursued by eagle regularly (6) *
- Retail worker with a knack of making the figures look good? (6-7) *
- Exclusive helping of ice cream (5) *
- Player of tango — odd chap (9)
- Speak at length with person living overseas missing queen (9) *
- Teacher’s tedious course interrupted by books being returned (5) *
- Way to get over one noisily supporting game (7,6) *
- Treasury’s beginning cutting? More likely doing this (6) *
- Criticise business degrees coming in behind schedule (8)
- What rarely leads to action in a way unknown (6) *
- Points out fruit that’s the best (8) *
- Language in which most words are monosyllabic *
- Glass who shared the first-ever Pulitzer in Audio Journalism *
- "How do you like ___ apples?" *
- Top prize
- Language of Pakistan's Daily Khabrain *
- End-of-week exclamation *
- Country songs? *
- Tums, for one *
- Filled (with) *
- Like scouting patches *
- Inside info
- Birthstone after sapphire
- Sleazeball
- One reading Kerouac or Ginsberg, say *
- Detective Diaz on "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" *
- "Back to you"
- Cup holder, usually *
- Time period, or an anagram of one? *
- Boosts, redundantly *
- + or - thing *
- Brother (3)
- Cheers, boos and such *
- Jet-black gem
- Romulus, Remus and the founding of Rome, e.g. *