Across
Move work base away from Rink B? (4,6)
Computer plug, cheapest possible? (4)
Power to the Common People is not B (5)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Fifteensquared have:
P(abbrev. for “power” in physics) + AIN’T(vernacular/dialectal/to the common people, form of “is not/isn’t”).
What Met man uses elaborately to measure drops in the first instance address depth (9)
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Anagram of ( elaborately ) [“to measure” minus ( drops ) 1st letter of ( in the first instance ) “ address ” + D(abbrev. for “depth”) ]. Defn: … to measure how much rain:
‘You shouldn’t have squeezed into hot Tube’ – having gone west, words to remember you by (7)
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TA(informal form of “thank you!” or “you shouldn’t have! “) contained in ( squeezed into ) reversal of ( … having gone west , in an across clue) [ H(abbrev. for “hot”) + PIPE(a tube used to covey fluid) ].
Origin of our poetry’s American, like Browning’s land from Whitman’s? (7)
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1st letter of ( Origin of ) “ our ” + VERSE(poetry) + A(abbrev. for things American). Defn: Like England, poet Robert Browning’s homeland in relation to America, poet Walt Whitman’s homeland.
The stuff of myths cool dude assimilates well! (5,4)
Impressive jpeg? (4)
A big fan of messing about on it (4)
Unable to get off, recall vacuous Smiths album and vacuous lyrics (9)
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Reversal of ( recall ) [ all inner letters deleted from( vacuous ) “ Smiths ” + ELPEE(or LP, abbrev. for a long playing record/album) plus ( and ) all inner letters deleted from ( vacuous ) “ lyrics ” ]. Defn: … to sleep.
Side set back, fielding captain may employ it (3,4)
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Reversal of ( … back ) [ PART(an example of which is the left or right side of, say, an object) + GEL(to set/to solidify) ]. Answer: In cricket, a group of fielders placed close to the wicket on the leg side.
Vietnam city taxi’s reversing place (3,4)
My intake is predominantly seeds, rum or vinegar (9)
One ‘i’ needs tittle for screening B (5)
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I(Roman numeral for “one”) + [ ’I’ contained in ( needs … for screening ) DOT(a tittle/a written dot to indicate omitted letters in a word) ]
A bit of ‘Acol-ade’ as top bridge-player! (4)
B metal one owes to Spooner (4-6)
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Spooner ism of [ “lead(a metallic chemical element) + “debtor”(one that owes a debt) ].
Down
Go with a B (6)
Comic Sans 28, so-called (3-6)
Do better than B&B (8)
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Straight definition? Double definition?
Fine and attractive B (5)
B almost alcohol free, usurping Independent in name (9)
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Anagram of ( … free ) [ last letter deleted from ( almost ) “alcohol” ] replacing the ( usurping ) “I”(abbrev. for “Independent”) in “cite”(to name/to refer to).
Stamp one’s taken from B (5)
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“impress”(to stamp/make a mark on something with pressure) minus ( … taken from ) “I’m”(“I am” or “one’s”, refering to oneself).
B channel for bathing resort (8)
B flew ejector seats to the north (5)
B worker leaves trumpeter in shade (9)
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[“ant”(an social insect, one of whose castes is the worker) deleted from ( leaves ) “elephant”(an animal that makes a trumpeting sound/a trumpeter) ] contained in ( in ) TONE(a shade/a colour with regard to its comparative lightness or darkness).
Flighty young woman is seduced by my beloved doom-merchant! (9)
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[ Reversal of ( Flighty /taking flight?/going up, in a down clue) MISS(a young unmarried woman) + IS] contained in ( seduced by ) PET(an endearment for “my beloved”/loved one).
Brussels, say, put up B (8)
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Reversal of ( … up , in a down clue) [ EU(abbrev. for the European Union – Brussels is the de facto capital of, and hence synonymous with, the Union) + GO(to say, as in “They go “Hallelujah!” at the end”) + LAID(put down in position) ].
Road travellers should be warned about this B&B (5,3)
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Straight definition?
Receptacle where artist hides B (5)
B, though steep on incline (6)
Ruddigore creators initially introducing its lead character as B (5)
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1st letters, respectively, of ( initially ) [Gilbert and Sullivan](creators of the comic opera, Ruddigore) containing ( introducing ) [ 1st letter of ( … lead character ) “ Ruddigore ” + AS ].
Ill, being fed on B (5)
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