| Clues | Answers |
| “When it is ____, ye say, It will be fair weather: for the sky is red” (St Matthew) | EVENING |
| 1967 film about partners in crime | Bonnie And Clyde |
| (Latin) What good would that do me? | cui bono |
| A malefactor who atones for making your writing nonsense by permitting the compositor to make it unintelligible | PROOFREADER |
| A person who talks when you wish him to listen | BORE |
| A place of retirement for women who wish for leisure to meditate upon the vice of idleness | CONVENT |
| A shackle for the free | HABIT |
| A tall vegetable intended by nature to serve as a penal apparatus | TREE |
| A woman with a fine prospect of happiness behind her | BRIDE |
| Belonging to me if I can hold it or seize it | MINE |
| Desire and expectation rolled into one | HOPE |
| The man who proclaims with a hammer that he has picked a pocket with his tongue | AUCTIONEER |
| The patriotic art of lying for one’s country | DIPLOMACY |
| To dine | OVEREAT |
| To lie about another. To tell the truth about another | DEFAME |
| Unable to leave | RESIDENT |
| A blackwater tributary joining the Amazon at Manaus | Rio Negro |
| A cake and (in translation) a viceroy of India were named after this German town | BATTENBERG |
| A child aged about 12 | TWEENER |
| A communications innovation first used in the UK in Norwich (1959) and Croydon | postal code |
| A wide-mouthed pitcher | EWER |
| About four months pregnant | MIDTERM |
| Area of land with multiple buildings built for the same purpose | ESTATE |
| Bad handwriting or spelling, as any fule kno | cacography |
| Captured by means of force | STORMED |
| Clues in italics are from this 1911 book by American satirist Ambrose Bierce | the Devil's Dictionary |
| Cooker component in black, white and red | ceramic hob |
| Cream cheese used in making tiramisu | MASCARPONE |
| Device for retarding a vehicle’s motion | drag chain |
| Distance(s) most often used in connection with golf and American football | YARDAGE |
| Drawing attention to something to gain advantage | making play of |
| Edson Arantes do Nascimento | PELE |
| Extravagant | OTT |
| Girl from the ____ is a Bob Dylan song influenced by Scarborough Fair | North Country |
| Google ____ is a video chat mobile app | DUO |
| Howard ____ was the first person to referee the Champions League and World Cup finals in the same year | WEBB |
| Informally in the US, to discuss in detail or at length | hash over |
| James ____ was primary editor of the Oxford English Dictionary from 1879 to 1915 | MURRAY |
| Jeanne Moreau and Paulette Goddard have played Célestine in film versions of this 1900 novel by Octave Mirbeau | Diary Of A Chambermaid |
| Livid | flying off the handle |
| Long-haired toy dog breed | shih-tzu |
| Phenomenon discovered in 1827 by observation of pollen grains in water | Brownian motion |
| Relating to claimed events without scientific explanation | PARANORMAL |
| Robert Peel’s Tamworth ____ of 1834 promised a review of civil and ecclesiastical institutions | MANIFESTO |
| Something serial used by Bach, Beethoven and Brahms, but not Satie, Scarlatti and Sibelius | chronological order |
| Something used to enhance the fit or comfort of a shoe | inner sole |
| Sunday Times journalist with strong views | rod Liddle |
| The “____ shark” is a roof sculpture in an Oxford suburb | headington |
| The 51D flows through ____ just before it reaches the sea | PISA |
| The river Lucy Honeychurch wanted to see from her room at the Pension Bertolini | ARNO |
| The skill of Bradman and Hutton | BATSMANSHIP |
| The summit of Mount ____ is the highest point in the Malay archipelago | kinabalu |
| To be 5D, in informal American usage | hang one's hat up |
| To represent (someone) | act for |
| To ____ the wash is to be revealed at last or turn out well | come out in |
| Today, in Germany | sonntag |
| Unbleached linen or its colour | ECRU |
| With affection for the past | NOSTALGIC |
| ____ was a 2001-4 Radio 4 sitcom about a hormonal wife | the Change |
| ____’s picture of the wedding at Cana is the largest painting on canvas in the Louvre | Paolo Veronese |
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