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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| ‘Colas’ cheekily containing shot? | ALCOPOPS |
| … high pass and a circuit around open country | ALLEYOOP |
| … skilfully making plans, but not wanting son’s act of condescension | DEIGNING |
| A waste product rococo art used this to depict? | COWPAT |
| Abdication, but not wanting son on the throne … | REIGNING |
| American people love Frenchman’s heart being worn on his sleeve | COMANCHE |
| Become the thing to retire? | TURNIN |
| City yearbook’s choice of covers? | YORK |
| Could this be Wembley Way? | AVENUE |
| Do one’s bit catching swallow | BEATIT |
| False rocks fenced by lady in charge of racket, 50 per cent off? | HALFASLEEP |
| Go with a fresh essence | PEPPERMINT |
| Have something to pay outspoken film heroine | ODETTE |
| In the post, a bonus coffee pot | PERK |
| Islanders like to? | MANX |
| Make novel Christmas break? | TAKEFIVE |
| Milestone parties most common in Hertfordshire market town | Leominster |
| Name development of Lakeside pre-eminently after US pop singer | NEILSEDAKA |
| Periodically the one cloth that may be used to clean up gemstone? | GARNET |
| Screw, perhaps, wrapping hands around lag’s midriff | SALARY |
| Shot No.1, position No.1? | GOALIE |
| Sport doctor’s box is missing old powder case | PETARD |
| Still a fixture of theatre stalls | ATREST |
| The price of fish would be more relevant to Shaw in play! | SOWHAT |
| To see them, head to SE England and look below … | THEDOWNS |
| Uncommonly shaky painter of 2 resting on stack | RICKETTY |
| Unprincipled snapper on the case of your independent manuscripts | PAPYRI |
| Waxer and Waner are demonstrably cheeky! | MOON |