Evening Standard Cryptic - March 12 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers

Evening Standard Cryptic Crossword Puzzle Solutions - Mar 12 2018 

Clues	Answers
A bit of a fidget, you understand	GET
A German team coach, possibly?	MANAGER
A sign of diminished dash?	MINUS
Animal of wax?	SEAL
As an operatic part, a villain	RAT
Chap an angler wouldn't be without	ROD
Enumerates 51 streets?	LISTS
Familiar name for a sheep (male)	BERTRAM
For Alan to break out of a terrible rut is reasonable	NATURAL
He only has two wheels	BIKER
He's more than a master	MAN
Historically a family of maltreated mice - about 501	MEDICI
If good-heated would be regal, it's true	REAL
In favour, not only with father	POPULAR
Is such music a bit contrapuntal?	RAP
Is the Royal Astronomical Society such a body?	ASTRAL
It's smart to join Charlie at the bar	CLEVER
It's worth a lot in management	GEM
King of a wild horde	HEROD
Look after your ticker	WATCH
Manage to keep cool about some intractable letters	CONTROL
Menahem has a little cough	AHEM
Neither gets the number right	NOR
One may be within call, as in the garden	LILAC
One's leisure is in the balance	REST
Patsy's upset, looking pallid	PASTY
Possibly cools engines	LOCOS
Puzzle concerning passenger transport	REBUS
Quoted wrongly from the dictionary!	CITED
Said to be not exactly local	VOCAL
She will shortly give out the money	SHELL
Studious group of assorted marines	SEMINAR
That chap with Harris?	LEWIS
The firm is old, surprisingly	SOLID
The grass one is of marginal interest	VERGE
The modernised jug at Preston's North End	NEWER
Trifled with a game fellow?	TOYED
Typical American poet?	HOMER
Unwise to take a girl in for something to eat	RADISH
Vehicle in a crack-up	CAR
Virginia, wildly embraced by Edgar, is devastated!	RAVAGED
Went back to bed	RETIRED
What cool-headed, possibly aged beggars do	CADGE
Yarmouth can be said to be such a resort	GREAT