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- Letters introducing a judgment (3) *
- HMS Monarch, launched in 1868, was Britain's first seagoing warship with ____s (3,6) *
- "Flamin' Hot" director Longoria (3) *
- Scots legally rent coaster - dear apparatus for eg, LMS (11) *
- Among Disney's Seven Dwarfs, ____ has the largest nose (6) *
- Not just most (3) *
- The ____ 225 is Tokyo's equivalent of the FTSE 100 (6) *
- An oil rig's recommissioned in corruption of the oldest type (8,3) *
- Online hangout spots (4,5) *
- Home secretary in Boris Johnson's cabinet (5,5) *
- Word before a counterargument (3) *
- Piece of furniture in a newsroom (4) *
- Type of baby carrier (4) *
- Testing phase (4)
- No matter the price (2,3,4) *
- Extremely good, informally (4,5) *
- Measure of Russian radiance pressed by a dictator's end (7) *
- One of the London Underground's six stations named after pubs (5,3) *
- Some Numic speakers (4) *
- Creature's spirit died (5) *
- Chrysalides, e.g (5) *
- Sylvan __: "Hey Mami" folktronica duo (4) *
- "Heartbreak feels good in a place like this" theater chain (3) *
- It's natural to be defiled under supposed promoters of peace (11) *
- "Not long now" (4) *
- Salty side (5) *
- Lawyer reflecting on groom's speech (7)
- Guitar component (4) *
- Brains behind a tech startup? (3) *
- Plant with helicopter seeds (3,4) *
- Hoses down (4)
- Soda fountain drinks (5) *
- The creature's place is rarely beautiful to live in (7) *
- Anna ____'s poetry work was condemned by Stalinist authorities but, rather than emigrating, she remained as a witness (9) *
- Comedy character whose catchphrase was "Do you really think that's wise, sir?" (8,6) *
- Kind turn cheat returned (4)
- Mentally prepares (6,2) *
- Blab (on) (6) *
- At the double (7-5) *
- Domestic tools like tongs, a poker and a shovel (4,5) *
- English subjects (5)
- French fashion monogram (3) *
- Infant school (12)
- Countermand (8)
- Pursue relentlessly (3)
- Clothing item, originally a belt or cord around the waist (6) *
- Napoleonic wars midshipman in a Captain Marryat novel; a right-wing Daily Telegraph column until 2006 (5,6) *
- A French-based name for a spiny lobster (9) *
- A break in a long journey (8) *
- Last song in act one of Grease as a stage musical (2,2,8) *