| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| A burden going after royal address in a jam | MARMALADE |
| After snarl-up, motorists' group's taken over in charge of island | JAMAICA |
| Bay toad wrecked small craft | DAYBOAT |
| Blink to supply personality test component | INKBLOT |
| Brave, taking on great boxer and soldier | VALIANT |
| Dope's written up something fruity for star performer | TOPBANANA |
| Exciting affair holds the seed of reckless wickedness | THRILLING |
| Food is served in Santa's place without starter | RISOTTO |
| Force in Hull discovered Home Counties tracking troublemaker | IMPULSE |
| Fruit and eggs flipped over: oik's captured | AVOCADO |
| Glib rationale contains a sign | LIBRA |
| Good score in golf -- bad omen? | ALBATROSS |
| Graduate is set to promote square painter | MATISSE |
| Greek character cut back on unlimited satay and sausage | CHIPOLATA |
| Guided old puss inside to get fixed | LOCATED |
| Gulf inhabitant's ship seized by attention-seeker | OMANI |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Learn about wordplay, say | GENUP |
| One leading Bond character, spy showing graft | IMPLANT |
| Pitcher with good left, about to turn one keeping balls in the air | JUGGLER |
| Reviles small car standing in for advanced passenger transports | MINIBUSES |
| Rotating presses: no longer available by-product | SPINOFF |
| Run with garlic mayonnaise including five pasta cases | RAVIOLI |
| Sailors impress girl with Porsche, for instance | LASCARS |
| Snout grabs first of rations, quick to get meal | BREAKFAST |
| Spirit, possible source of moonshine | ARIEL |
| Style books, elite refashioned covers | ENTITLE |
| The French applied to go north in relief | LETUP |
| The setter's lavish hint | IMPLY |
| Those making the cut abruptly keel over | SHORTLIST |
| Two girls, one lacking heart to change | ADAPT |
| Weapon's redundant when base moves west | SPEAR |
| Weary of large portions of piggy used regularly | FATIGUE |
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