| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Art form one associates with watery seascapes | TAR |
| Baffling note found in course work | OBSCURE |
| Bit missing from bow tie - have Bill's? | OWE |
| Blacken both sides in Seven Years' War | SEAR |
| Characters in Dynasty emerged from an eyesore | STYE |
| Crude type from bakery is used as fodder | OILCAKE |
| Director is responsible for these vocals as well and likes it | TAKESTO |
| Dominant boxer is The Greatest | TOPDOG |
| Expense account opens for ticket-seller to take someone to a restaurant | EATOUT |
| For the exporters, where's the beef in the old Europe? | FOREIGNMARKET |
| Forge in trouble gets accountant to raise money - presumably one hears this from strangers | FOREIGNACCENT |
| Gloss over a follower taking ecstasy from illegal supplier | SHEBEEN |
| Interview Erasmus in between one of jars | EWER |
| Irishman climbs up on the bar | PAT |
| Jockey won the Holy Grail? Unfortunately, it's to the opposition's advantage! | OWNGOAL |
| Journalist working overseas is not familiar - that's one for the books | FOREIGNEDITOR |
| Large scale concealment of vine pickings | EPIC |
| Most of the plane, for example, let free to play the flute | TOOTLE |
| Name for a university in 33 down for the most part is sick | NAUSEA |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Operates to get a slice of cataract surgery | ACTS |
| Orangemen don't have gene originating in Italy | ROMAN |
| Part of proposal adapted by one of The Greens | SALAD |
| Part of the ebb and flow from bar | BAN |
| Post from house is the same whatever way you read it | PUTUP |
| Reviews good books at a stage in the foreign parlour | GELATO |
| Short investigation by the bank's expansion team | EXAM |
| Skin-tight gear for the writers | INKS |
| Snatched time in part of Wellington | STOLE |
| So busy producing The Goon - show-off! | ONTHEGO |
| Take head off pimple satisfactorily - it's bound to release all that viscous liquid | OILWELL |
| The path of Exiles involves an overseas pursuit | FOREIGNTRAVEL |
| There's going be to trouble from the start with this anagram missing a letter and it's why the Chinese find it puzzling | TANGRAM |
| Took a seat back, etc., from far side of Gweedore in Donegal countryside foundation | ELECTED |
| Treatment of foreign priest | CURE |
| Turns up, we're briefly guarded by dog - is that a sign one has matured? | GREWUP |
| Unreliable Roman's demand for liberation | RANSOM |
| Won't sink down to the depths with local scoundrel | BADEGG |
| Wrongly presume it's similar to 27 down | SUPREME |
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