| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| After tea, one after some butter for bread | CHAPATI |
| Chap assuming good school is a measure of the quality in drawing power? | MAGNETON |
| Digit applied to angle, something to digest | FISHFINGER |
| Far end of pond most slippery, most precarious | DICIEST |
| Former British colony in fruitless situation? | ORANGEFREESTATE |
| Hot German bread, middle hollowed out | STOLEN |
| Intimate issue, drunks being imprisoned by old Argentine leader | PERSONTOPERSON |
| Just about to embrace U-turn in government department? Absolutely not! | NOFEAR |
| Most conservative party in Pretoria, possibly? | SAFEST |
| Obnoxious type pulled along by the ears? | TOAD |
| One lacking faith on the crime scene? | ATHEIST |
| One mile beneath ocean floor, sea darkened | BEDIMMED |
| Part cut back to hold it up | SECTION |
| Peak, first place for black rook? | HEIGHT |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Pellet -- for this pest? | SLUG |
| Perhaps Oxford graduates wish to celebrate, every one concludes? | SHOE |
| Revolutionary line taken by Marx briefly in old flier | ZEPPELIN |
| Selection of food in batter | BUFFET |
| Serious turns in power sport | SPEEDWAY |
| Shakespearean villain, adult dispensing with morals, primarily | IAGO |
| Source of medicinal oil in treatment of upset with uranium and clay | EUCALYPTUS |
| Sticky confection in edges of cavity? Then clean teeth! | CANDYFLOSS |
| Talk in article consumed by fire and wind | SHOOTTHEBREEZE |
| The ultimate in pizazz, stories following female dressed in gold I feel made for old Broadway shows | ZIEGFELDFOLLIES |
| Town on the water, type harbouring each launch in Portsmouth? | SEAPORT |
| Try to wrap pork pie up in ice | GELATO |
| Very little liquid in tub fell out with him | THIMBLEFUL |
| Wind up Cronus, maybe one might say | TIGHTEN |
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