| 1 | Double container for French dance | (3,3) Can Can |
| 2 | Measure titration with teeth | (5) Molar |
| 3 | Did they have JCBs at St. Georges Hill in 1645? | (7) Diggers (revolutionary uprising) |
| 4 | Blocks the water outlet with an electrical connector | (4) Plug |
| 5 | Sword in a Saxon council? | (4, 5) moot point |
| 6 | Tilley and Victoria goddess swansong? | (5) Vesta |
| 7 | Has a Suffolk arriwiggle got hairy ears? | (6) earwig |
| 8 | Push forward the work | (7) project |
| 9 | Metal policeman | (6) copper |
| 10 | The injured man was wearing a floral neckerchief | (8) casualty (casual tie) |
| 11 | East European exotic dancer | (4) Pole |
| 12 | The Norse God of thunder is getting warmer | (4) Thaw (Thor) |
| 13 | The detective loves this part of a shirt | (6) collar |
| 14 | To bump into a tube that makes patterns | (7) Collide (from kaleidoscope) |
| 15 | An advanced mechanic jumps to conclusions | (7, 4) quantum leap |
| 16 | Tree by the seashore | (5) beech |
| 17 | Where the Secretary to the Admiralty saved cannon volleys | (8) Bodleian. (Pepys collected broadside ballads) |
| 18 | Attic window goes camping | (9) Dormobile (dormer windows) |
| 19 | Long winded mechanical process | (12) machinations |
| 20 | I have the number for this miserly Midas | (4) mean (golden ratio number) |
| 21 | Dirty Harry’s champagne flavoured ice cream | (6) Magnum |
| 22 | Air raid lures sailor | (5) Siren |
| 23 | Wounded by an archaic musical recording | (4) Epee (EP was extended play 4 track vinyl record) |
| 24 | Fruity pipe worker | (7) Plumber |
| 25 | Furniture without liquorice sweets | (13) Uncomfortable (think liquorice comfit sweets) |
| 26 | Did this WW2 army use Viking weapons to alter equilibrium? | (4) AXIS |
| 27 | Take no notice of his uneducated ravings | (8) Ignorant |
| 28 | Uncles nemesis turns to seventies spuds | (5) Smash (from SMERSH - Man from Uncle) |
| 29 | Voting for the best ship was fixed | (6) Rigged |
| 30 | This corn gives me a headache | (8) Migraine |
| 31 | The paperclip lorry stopped | (10) Stationary |
| 32 | The assistant stage manager died | (8) Curtains (they are usually in charge of opening them) |
| 33 | Drunk in charge of a book | (8) Bibulous (from bibliophile) |
| 34 | This meeting will decide whether it is a he or a she | (6) Agenda (a gender) |
| 35 | Where barristers get drunk | (3) bar |
| 36 | Left handed herald gave me the creeps | (8) Sinister (heraldic term for left hand side) |
| 37 | Blair swims the Suffolk river to a defunct radio station | (6) Orwell (George Orwell, author, real name Blair) |
| 38 | Generous with his molluscs | (9) Unselfish |
| 39 | Finally found the map book | (5) Atlas |
| 40 | Blissful stupidity | (9) ignorance (is bliss) |
| 41 | Milligan in the workhouse | (5) Spike |
| 42 | Metallic legs of Japanese cartoon character | (9) Manganese (Manga knees) |
| 43 | Edward 2nds final continental dance | (5) Polka (killed by red hot poker up anus) |
| 44 | Did he get paid for that lily pond picture? | (5) Monet |
| 45 | Young canine conqueror of Quebec | (5) Wolfe |
| 46 | These roads are the lifeblood of the transport system | (8) Arterial |
| 47 | Can you hear the locomotive mechanic? | (8) Engineer |
| 48 | Bomb throwing soldier from Spain | (9) Grenadier (from Granada, so not bombadier) |
| 49 | The Scots monster is no longer in the loch. | (9) Emptyness |
| 50 | Enthusiastically religious | (6) Zealot (zeal lot) |
| 51 | Mend tyre precisely | (11) Acupuncture |
| 52 | My mother’s young brother isn’t very civilised | (7) Uncouth |
| 53 | Lets get to the root of this heavenly automobile | (8) Angelica |
| 54 | Mechanically coded in Bletchley | (9) Enigmatic (Enigma code machine) |
| 55 | Flew by himself at minimal altitude | (4) Solo |
| 56 | Fast campanology goes like this | (8) Clappers |
| 57 | Sex and violence in a field | (4) Rape |
| 58 | This bird is fast | (5) Swift |
| 59 | Sucks water up instead of holding it back | (6, 3) Hoover Dam |
| 60 | Light bringer for Tommy’s cigarette | (7) Lucifer (brand of WW1 matches) |
| 61 | Painted arresting landscapes in East Anglia | (9) Constable |
| 62 | Old picture in attic makes TV maneater show her roots | (6, 4) Dorian Gray (Dorian from Birds of a Feather) |
| 63 | Beef that fills you up from the chest to your face | (3, 3, 5) Rib Eye Steak |
| 64 | Mose's medication for the sinful | (7) Tablets |
| 65 | A cigarette smoking animal designed by committee | (5) Camel |
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