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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| A piece of cake from party to go off without lid | DODDLE |
| AC/DC quiet round piano playing piece | BISHOP |
| Being off guard, catch a lot on the tube from one sitting | BINGEWATCH |
| Blow cover revealing criminal record | RAPSHEET |
| Climber, perhaps one following main course to summit, shortly | SWEETPEA |
| Cold butter and jam | CRAM |
| Covering Virginia with sweat, ultimately perverted royal can | LAVATORY |
| Djokovic, gutted about stupid visa, ended tennis competition | DAVISCUP |
| Dropped teacup, hard to get replacement | PARACHUTED |
| Grow part of wicket that’s wearing at front | INCREASE |
| Make love with partner after what starts off like mad | DOOLALLY |
| Might mark cryptic clues | MUSCLE |
| Mould in bread, cut end off crust | CAST |
| Notes from singers on the radio | TENNERS |
| One goes over handy tips to catch train | NAILFILE |
| One with speed wrestling around ring in bout | EPISODE |
| Peter out with Rod and Jack on this? | FLAGPOLE |
| Point made with carbon copy | CAPE |
| Prince with monsters making advances | PROGRESSES |
| Pulling leg? One might be used to stick on board | DRAWINGPIN |
| See sign showing decay | CARIES |
| Shallow vessel to move across under bottom | BEDPAN |
| Short bloke with hard dog | MASTIFF |
| Single American woman is out | ABROAD |
| Solid may drip when melted | PYRAMID |
| Story books given to public library, initially | PLOT |
| Tone in empty bar: call from landlord to stop drinking outside? | TIMBRE |
| Wear warm clothes with cuff down? On the contrary | WRAPUP |