Across
Loafer, perhaps, with small gardening tool (4)
Opening wooden instruments to cut plant (4,6)
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ASH (wooden) WIND (instruments) in SOW (plant, as verb)
Not crazy to collect silver — it's very popular (3,3,4)
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AG in ALL THERE
Dye made from vanilla extract (4)
Cool spell I learned by phone (3,3)
Responsibility to deliver cut-price merchandise (4-4)
Opposed to predatory insect shedding skin (4)
Epitaph for one expressing incredulity? It's a humdinger! (10)
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‘RIP Snorter!’ might be found on the headstone of a sceptic in a cemetery in Crosswordland
Terrible weather for every small hill, in sum (10)
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PER (for every) S (small) TOR (hill) in SUM
Bit one postman occasionally (4)
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I (one) [p]O[s]T[m]A[n]
Certain letters with kind features (8)
Business practice (6)
Refusal, then agreement, for recess (4)
Time that guy gets threatening without a bit of drink? (10)
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T (time) HIM (that guy) B[a]LEFUL (threatening without the letter a)
Called in to search movie's last shooting location (5,5)
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RANG (called) in RIFLE (to search) E (final letter of movie)
Revenue from wager, not small (4)
Down
Felt raunchy turning fifty! (4-7)
Taxi meter fiddled — penalties might follow this (5,4)
Old kingdom right to imprison English female in fur? (3-4)
Hold water, rum and ice to accommodate old male entertainer (5-2,8)
Consume stuffing with chicken — it's made from grain (7)
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EAT (consume) in (stuffing) W (with) HEN (chicken)
Took off identification when turning over money (5)
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reversal of RAN (took off) ID (identification)
Writer passed by talking (5)
Reckon flute is playing modern dance music? (7-4)
Antwerp is awfully wet and windy (9)
Final part of Madmen shown first? Fall to pieces! (7)
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HATTERS with the s going to the front; a nod to Lewis Carroll and his quirky hatter
Ghastly creature pinching taxi (7)
Singer's tone (5)
Academic holding over preliminary text (5)
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