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- Excite aged class (6) *
- Attack tactic (5)
- Dining accessory first named by Edward Lear (8,5) *
- Admitted it, with "up" (6) *
- Tack items which are also bones of the ear (8) *
- Painter of the Clothed Maja and Naked Maja (4) *
- Messages to them informally covering troubles (6) *
- People in a long line, perhaps (6) *
- Pike taking in mostly catty publican for Private Frazer? (6) *
- Mission cancellation (4) *
- Ingenuousness, lack of sophistication (7) *
- Solvent which would be flowing if female opened it (6) *
- Safecrackers, in old-fashioned slang (5) *
- Jupiter and Mars (4)
- The process of advancing without using Latin's desinence (6) *
- Polite agreement (3,1) *
- Trademark for a fastener inspired by an outdoor experience with burdock (6) *
- One of a pair of kitchen tools (6) *
- Innocent overturned this necessary stuff (3) *
- Rival of Oasis in the "Battle of Britpop” around 1995 (4) *
- "La" place in L.A (4) *
- Piano features in Blondie song about having a backbone (6) *
- Cartomancy medium (5) *
- A British alternative name for an avalanche (8) *
- Button often denoted by a right arrow (4) *
- English note found going back through autograph album (3) *
- Toll maker (4) *
- "Whene'er with haggard eyes I view / This dungeon that I'm ____ in, I think of those companions true” (George Canning) (7) *
- Things that might get written down on sticky notes (11) *
- Plumbing pipe known as a trap (5) *
- Over-the-counter seller (4) *
- Overhead lights? (5) *
- Lay down, in a way (6) *
- Chord whose notes are played in succession (8) *
- Land in Rome (5)
- Resident of the capital of Manitoba (11) *
- "How fancy!" (3) *
- Welsh guy (4) *
- Congas and bongos (5) *
- Apt facial hair for a teacher? (6,9) *
- Name that rhymes with "edgy" (6) *
- Rumrunner, e.g (10) *
- Beer ___, drinking/running event (4) *
- The "R" of Edward R. Murrow (6) *
- Essays (5)
- Phyllis , actress whose roles have included Lady Jane Felsham in BBC TV series Lovejoy (5) *
- Daughter of Polonius, in Shakespeare (7) *
- Gentle and polite (4-8) *
- Spiritual object (5) *
- Fairy tale sibling (6)