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- Bone china: take one variety of tea in it (8) *
- Dog's nose not for all to see (4) *
- Such as boules ground? (8) *
- Standard unit of magnetic field strength (7) *
- One wooing with song (9) *
- The 1986 comedy film ____ Apocalypse starred Loretta Swit, Herbert Lom and Peter Cook (6) *
- Release seal badly stuck in a French harbour's opening (7) *
- Positive lead in posh food? Not entirely (6) *
- Australian aboriginal spear-throwing device (7) *
- In medieval times, the name of five kings of Jerusalem (7) *
- To show mild surprise or shock (5,2,7) *
- Revolving index of a surveyor Muhammad, an old man (6) *
- Girl I bend over so to speak (6) *
- French loanword for a fulcrum or strategic prop (5,6) *
- Not severe or strict (7) *
- Back new cultural stuff from the east in Scottish town (9) *
- If absolutely necessary, drop an inch of thatcher's material (4) *
- A device connecting computers to a network (3) *
- A mezzaluna is a ____ with two handles (5) *
- Odd pages perhaps escort oddly! (6) *
- A water nymph (5)
- 1942 war film directed by Noël Coward and David Lean (2,5,2,5) *
- Mollusc from centre's dire (5,5) *
- To confuse mentally, especially about places and identities (9) *
- Hospital nursing finally suffering reverse with hard grind (5) *
- Couple you distrust around sandwiches (3)
- In St John's gospel, a Pharisee supporting Jesus against other Pharisees (9) *
- Couple missing the middle part in a nativity play (4) *
- Fails to catch a little alien mixed race types (8) *
- Spend part of the year with a club in Italy (6) *
- Index starts to fall and traders seem excited! (4) *
- Supplied with food, archaically (7) *
- Base for light work, more distant from Spooner (6,6) *
- Particular eastern king's introduction to a subject (6) *
- Signalman's data recorder fine for a short line (6) *
- Less familiar reindeer are rejecting harnesses (5) *
- A liturgical reader (6) *
- A jolly chap checking articles in paper packing? (5) *
- Shunning Britain, agitator is a big noise in Scotland (4) *
- Part of a carol strongly opposed (6) *
- Pet which may be Cardigan or Pembroke (5) *
- Star magi could finally see rising (4)
- Villain coming from South American capital, eastern half (4) *
- A carol riddled with impish small-mindedness (12) *
- Tense Glaswegian hack first to interrupt violent behaviour (5) *
- Preachers settle wrangles about a Greek composer (14) *
- Partner of dah in Morse code (3) *
- Lyrical work due for recital (3) *
- Men who marry several women, and/or treat them very badly (10) *
- Spirit uplifted through church providing Christmas fare (4) *