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Mobile yet static in Monaco for instance? (4-5)
Join together protecting area in forested country (5)
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WELD (join together) around A (area) Didn’t know the term, which is poetic.
Miscreant dragging no-good prude into false religion? (7)
Directions given on stop as departing bus is seen? (7)
Element in legalese judge denied (5)
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{j}ARGON (legalese)
Ample opportunity? Hardly (3,6)
Cat wants mouse's heart for stuffing as soon as (5)
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{mo}U{se} in ONCE (as soon as) I like Chambers’s definition: Sometimes vaguely any moderate-sized wild beast of the cat tribe
Intimacy of miss chasing chapter head (9)
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LOSE (miss) after C (chapter) + NESS (head)
Woman holds infant fed with a Mexican dish (9)
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ENA (woman) around CHILD (infant) around A
Poet in monastery needing year off (5)
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PRIOR{y} (monastery) On A Fart — Let In The House of Commons Reader, I was born, and cried; I crack’d, I smelt, and so I died. Like Julius Caesar’s was my death, Who in the senate lost his breath. Much alike entomb’d does lie The noble Romulus and I: And when I died, like Flora fair, I left the commonwealth my heir. Matthew Prior (1664–1721)
One having stiff test perhaps taking look round posh home (3,6)
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SEARCH (look) around U (posh) + IN (home) ‘Test’ is the hard shell of various sea creatures, notably sea urchins.
Wanderer bathes old woman in green light (5)
Old clubs song involving new instrument (7)
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O (old) + C (clubs) + ARIA (song) around N (new)
Man's between dry lake's shores to see plant (7)
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HIS (man’s) in TT (dry) + L{ak}E
River claiming last of Olympian youth (5)
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TEES (river) around {olympia}N
Catch with line at sea in accordance with strict rules (9)
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Two firms beginning to advertise drink (5)
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CO. CO. (two firms) + A{dvertise}
Erected film set with alien looking good on screen (9)
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CINE (film) + GEL (set) + E.T. (alien) reversed (erected) CINE = ‘film’ as a prefix mainly.
Plain ties and green buckle (9)
Beater's replacement misusing air rifle hit a cat (10,5)
Elite Catholic saving good quote about employing a certain force (15)
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ELECT (elite) + ROMAN (Catholic) around (saving) G (good) + CITE (quote) reversed (about) A lot of work for a clue I biffed off the first E.
Diameter inside accompanying measurement across (5)
Stove lit for second time (5)
Chemist is pounds in red needing turnover (9)
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IS + PENS (pounds) in RED reversed
In Open drive off — hit too far? (9)
Lover no longer criticises one on increase in size (9)
Imagine this clue initially turning cryptic! (9)
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anagram of IMAGINE + T{his} + C{lue}
Humble when welcomed to Lincoln? (5)
Washing cycle showing movable energy controls (5)
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RINSE (washing cycle) with E (energy) moved
Live and prosper where nothing is sacrificed (5)
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D{o} WELL (prosper)
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