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- Large eggs with breakfast, lunch, and elevenses initially appealing (7) *
- Sauce found in vessel revolting (7)
- Travel sanctions shortened carriage (3-1-3) *
- Bicycle Race is playing after Crazy (7) *
- Perhaps Chesterfield rector gets to date? (2,3) *
- Freed from awfully bad love triangles, at last (8)
- Care! Organ replacement can lead to overbearing pomposity (9) *
- Source of drug, like in music (5) *
- Inverted only compound containing unsaturated alcohol (4) *
- New Zealand's Premier overused exercises in meeting (10)
- Head claims underworld affected site where holidaymakers uncovered lodge (6,4) *
- One's paid rugby player to scratch bottom (3) *
- European agreed to reveal studies (4) *
- Bound to meet unknown Hispanic singer (5) *
- Film following mythical boat (5) *
- Improperly care for daughter with wet scrubbing cloth, essentially (7) *
- Cheers killed off peripheral characters in time (7) *
- Loathe taking son for expedition (5)
- Failure of stylish chap finishing early (3)
- Schedule includes match in Alabama? (5,5) *
- Banks made these cuts, losing cash ultimately (5) *
- Calculated price of houses around Kent, being spoiled (8) *
- Fellow phoned Scotsman about penny sweet's centre being cream (10) *
- Willow is more intimate, but not at first (5)
- Inappropriate time to speak on the phone with Kelvin: around Wednesday? (7) *
- Manage to take photograph in thicket (7)
- Part of Austria passing close to bandit country (5) *
- Victor in competition with passion for drink (8)
- Corbin —, actor-dancer who played Chad Danforth in the High School Musical TV movie and film trilogy (4) *
- — Lake, body of water in northern Utah, US, known as America's Dead Sea (5,4) *
- Ian —, actor who portrayed Eric Liddell in 1981 biopic Chariots of Fire (9) *
- City in Rajasthan, India, housing Mayo College (5) *
- H —, England Test cricketer who hit 194 against Australia in Sydney in 1932 (9) *
- Andean mountain in Bolivia near La Paz (8) *
- City in Emilia-Romagna, Italy famous for its cheese and ham (5) *
- Number opposite nine on a standard dartboard (7) *
- Pierre-Alexandre —, French composer of 1773 opera La Belle Arsene (8) *
- People’s way of speaking about English port (10)
- Gregory’s kiss? (4)
- Gas, more than enough? That’s too much! (6)
- Returned a dessert, an inedible sponge (5) *
- Son, family nut, hairless oaf dressed in grunge (8) *
- Words oft repeated conveying "Forbear!" (7) *
- I allege, unreliably, Jesus was there (7) *
- Poetry item with myths at the core (7) *
- Supplier of spam left in snack? I'm not sure (7) *
- High crimes at last with Conservatives' lies (4,7) *
- Sire, he's upset: she inherits the prize (7) *
- Setter one definite nit, among others (7) *
- Chatter wrecked unirotational gear (7) *