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Indian fried bread and brown, clean liver (7)
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Puri(=Indian fried bread) + tan(=brown)
Pass on joke you hear in summarised version (6)
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Hom of "die jest"
Shiny spit, on cut from alien's tongue (9)
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Twin(=spit) + Kling[on]. Klingon is a language from Star Trek. Apparently, it is now a real language which some people can speak.
Yellow flowery necklace seen from the right window (5)
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Or(=yellow, as in the heraldic term for gold) + lei< (seen from the right)
Oxygen in atmosphere, a combination of particles (4)
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O(=chemical symbol for oxygen) in atm{osphere}
Jump on stage in a tutu then react ad-lib (9)
Spooner's married a boxer called David - that's progress (7)
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Spoonerism of "Wed Hay", referring to the boxer David Haye.
Engineers checked piece on back of engine emitting fumes (7)
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RE(=Royal Engineers) + (king(=chess piece which can be checked) after [engin]e)
Having pulled out very stupidly overtake heavy plant (3,4)
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O[v]ertake*
Baltic and northern wader (7)
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Bitter(=baltic when used as a slang term for cold) + N{orthern}
Champion's penultimate test in F1, early and important laps (9)
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Seminal(=early and important, as an a seminal work of literature) around FI. Laps indicates containment.
King captured by painter initially exclaims 'it's bloody red' (4)
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R(=king, abbrev for rex) in (RA(=Royal Academician) + e[xclaims]). Def refers to steak.
Cockney's radiator, perhaps not a cooker? (5)
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'Eater(=cockney version of heater). Def refers to fruit such as apples.
Extremely smart just wearing cap (9)
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Right(=just) in(=wearing) best(=cap as a verb)
What's nil nil after fine match? (6)
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F{ine} + O-O tie(=a description of a nil nil draw)
Patch on eye deemed somewhat flattering (7)
Down
Idiot at Pinehurst lipped shots on the green (4)
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Hom of puts(=shots on the green in golf). I think Pinehurst is there because it is the name of a golf course.
Complain and keep tabs on useless old line manager (9)
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Rail(=complain, as in "rail about something") + track(=keep tabs on). Useless is deservedly part of the definition. I remember once during the days of Railtrack approaching the information desk to ask if there were any trains running. The guy on the desk just got up and walked away because he'd had enough.
Eat man alive, expecting punishment, I assure you (4,2,4,3,2)
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Take(=eat, as in "take lunch") + man alive(=my word, both exclamations of surprise or shock) + for it(=expecting punishment, as in "you're for it now")
Vote against concealing one surgeon's inexperience (7)
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Nay(=vote against) around (i vet)
Bother chap in heaven from below - what's 8 25 there? (3,4)
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Dog(=bother) + star, which I suppose must refer to the idea of a star being someone up in heaven when viewed from Earth. Sirius, the Dog Star, is the brightest star in the night sky.
Trump, dimwit gambler covered with tan he sprayed (2,3,6,4)
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Goon(=dimwit) + (better(=gambler) in (tan he)*)
Area around Buckingham Palace quiet, elegant and fashionable (5)
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SWI(=postcode of Buck Palace area) + sh(=quiet as an imperative)
Drunk on dodgy gin at legal party (8)
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Lit(=slang for drunk) + (gin at)*
Wife has rings to widen skirt, that is for baby's movement (8)
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W{ife} + hoops(=rings for skirt) + i.e. The def refers to a baby's bowel movement.
One tiny beer improbably producing this (9)
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&lit. (I tiny beer)*
Honour nurse, not able to express thanks (7)
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EN(=enrolled nurse) + no[ta]ble. Express is used to indicated removal of a word for thanks.
Obstinate old president swallows brought up sick (7)
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Bush(=two ex presidents) around ill<
Unlimited iron props assembled underground (5)
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[I]ro[n] after(=props) met(=assembled)
Stable part of wooden frame (4)
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DD. A stud can refer to a stud farm for horses, which can also be called a stable. A stud is also a prop in a wooden frame.
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