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- Heavy tool for forging iron (12) *
- Triangular end of a pitched roof (5) *
- Newspaper story (7)
- Fast and rhythmical (2-5) *
- Outline of buildings on the horizon (7) *
- Ludicrous or grotesque act (5)
- Unnerved, thrown off balance (12) *
- Jacket mostly in flames (5) *
- Character in company in busy city (5) *
- Advancement in one's job (9) *
- Canteen (9)
- Less cold (6)
- Headless hag gets tons horror-stricken (6)
- Harold —, Italian-born poet and art collector who died in 1994 (5) *
- Iridescent beetle whose adults feed on flowers (4,6) *
- Laszlo —, Hungarian journalist who patented the first practical ballpoint pen (4) *
- US state whose capital is Des Moines (4) *
- Loaf-shaped cake containing dried fruit that has been steeped in liquid (3,5) *
- Word derived from the Gaelic phrase ‘water of life’, from which the word whisky comes (10) *
- Legal statement in Islam issued by a religious law specialist (5) *
- 1950 film drama starring Marlon Brando and Teresa Wright (3,3) *
- Hawaiian word for ‘hello’ (5) *
- Roy —, late comedian-actor who played John Parry in 1990s BBC TV series Common As Muck (4) *
- Small marine food fish that has a salty taste (7) *
- Group of islands in the Aegean Sea including Anafi (8) *
- City in Northern Ireland on the border between County Down and County Armagh (5) *
- 1938 Evelyn Waugh novel featuring Lord Copper (5) *
- Have an open wound (5) *
- Wild boar outside hotel can't stand (5)
- They may conceal terrible evils (5) *
- A sound Swedish leader makes amends (6)
- A group heard to accumulate (6) *
- Sherbet flavour (5) *
- Amateur going into action is held up (7)
- A European could be big and lean (7)
- Endlessly tired horse ruined speculator (9)
- Hang around for underwear that is missing (6)
- Earlier head of religious house (5)
- Prince only eating one sort of fish (7)
- Weaving only new material (5)
- A clot is strangely indifferent to pain or pleasure (7) *
- Some really grand climbs in part of Scotland (6)
- Supplement to letter about bawdy puritans (6) *
- Moving cautiously, say, to admit a transgression (6) *
- Handy composition for composer (5)
- Waterfall that is right for former prince? (7)
- Red revolution's beginning in Newcastle? (7) *
- Learner I scolded and set free (9) *
- Dicky or Ben is to be carried (5)
- Permit required for Gaelic ensemble (7)