Just the one (as nearly always) :- One takes long time in cutter (7) M?C?E?E. It looks as if it has to be MACHETE (cutter), but I cannot parse it at all.
Just the one where I'm not happy with the parsing :- Dread of stomach lurgy coming to the fore (7) B?G?E?R. Looks like it ought to be BUGBEAR (Dread) but, whilst BUG is fine as stomach lurgy,... ...
Just the one (CotW):- Mad dog had a trilby, for the midday sun? (5,8) B???? D???????. It would seem to be an anagram of "dog had a trilby", but I can't crack it.
Just the one :- Type of hearing unsuitable for High Court? (5,4). L?W?R ?A?E. I'm not very au fait with the legal terminology for different kinds of trials. It looks like LOWER CASE, but I... ...
Just the two :- 1) Boy avoiding blade on weapon set off (5) B?G?N. It looks like BEGIN (set off), but I can't parse the rest. 2) Good state of Scottish outfitter? (6) ... ...
1) One in club admitting "I hit the drink" (8) ?I?A?I?N. It would seem to have to be either LIBATION or BIBATION, as both mean "drink", but I have a problem with the parsing :- If "club... ...
Just the one (como siempre!) :- Revolutionary's remark when leaving millions to the left (5) M?R?T. It looks as if it should be MARAT (revolutionary), but I can't parse the rest. ... ...
1) Articles far removed from from armed conflict (4) = WARE. Why? Commit to keep going forever, ready initially for university (10) = PERPETRATE. Why? Neckcloth wanted -- I freeze (5) = AMICE. ... ...
Just the one parsing query (as almost always!!) :- An impressive way to hold up present that's most generous (10) ?A?D?O?E?T. It would seem to have to be HANDSOMEST (most generous), but I have... ...
Just the one parsing query :- Sudden switching of power on without gas hit production (4,2,7). C?U? D? T?E?T?E. Well, it has to be COUP DE THEATRE, but I can't parse it. ... ...
It's time to get behind Prince William? (4) P?T? Is this PITT referring to one of the two William Pitts? CotW :- Patronise all the locals turning up to fight outside clubs (3,5) P?? C???? ... ...
Well, at last I've got two, not just one :- Gracious king's saving seat, lowering head (6) ?R?M?S Apt reforms at close of busines with stock dropping (6) C???A? (The third letter is probably W),... ...
Again, just the one :- Author in online catalogue after end of autumn (8) NOVELIST. I get N (end of autumn) and - possibly - LIST (catalogue), but why does OVE = online?
Again, just the one. (Why is it that, so often, it is just the last clue you can't get?) :- About to eliminate resistance in the old capital (7) Y?O?N?E. The answer is YAOUNDE (the current -... ...
Just the one parsing query :- Like the clappers are striking : without end? (7) R?P?D?Y. It would apperar to be RAPIDLY (like the clappers) but, apart from a loose connection between IDLY and... ...