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- Sudden inward flow (6)
- Mislaying (6)
- Person bringing a civil action in a court of law (8) *
- Wall scribblings (8)
- Not able to be assailed (8) *
- Complete range or scope (5)
- Bridge-like structure (6) *
- In a quick tempo (6)
- Resulting from closely related parents (6) *
- Margin of safety (6)
- Ambush; intercept (6)
- At any time; always (4)
- Pond lizard-like creature (4) *
- Amend print (4) *
- Came next (6)
- Manet or Monet, e.g. (6) *
- Film clips (7) *
- Painter having bizarre traits (6)
- Some hide as Red Ken is revitalised (8)
- Live, as this could be the end! (8) *
- Fish to catch fresh eels? Not true (8) *
- Myth was first to include knowledge (6)
- Compensate two females with broken toes (6) *
- Discipline extremely sadistic niece perhaps (7)
- Hit men: one coming after you! (9)
- What might be raised, say, in seconds, that is (5) *
- Baton has explosive secret power (7)
- One seizing stock up in Cairo's sales (5)
- Slander hospital, receiving stick for muscle treatment (7)
- Seek office as an American in China, India or another country (7) *
- Green quality of water from South Tyrone's borders (7)
- Nymph gently donning lacy pants thus (7)
- Two setters in water — this keeps us dry (9)
- Condom is semi-broken? Withdraw from action (12)
- Focus on the current advocacy of monosyllables? (5-7) *
- What supporter has in street, playing with ball (7)
- Transport valuable metal criminal stashed in vacant house (7)
- Performing a kind of dance, like some beers (2,3)
- A number of punters sing in nude (9)
- Ferrets let out in mini jumpers (7)
- The one expensive motor cuts power (2,5)
- Comedian beset by disappointment — hard to get contract (4,4,4)
- Exercise club (3) *
- Ancient ladies snorting crack after noon (4-3)
- Girl I care about (5)
- English friend entertaining Irish in Muslim state (7)
- Avoiding work (6) *
- Having a lead, stops 1,000 dogs, say, getting nits (7)
- One maybe hammered in the main, back in scrapes (7)
- Rancour of bard repeatedly losing face (3,4)