Kitchen item, say, by diner consuming good bit of bread (3,6) Pretty certain it's EGG BEATER, but why? I am assuming diner is EATER, good is one of the Gs, so how does GBE mean bit of bread?
OK, "Mr Ward". (5). All I can come up with is PARRY, which makes sense with the "ward" bit of the clue (especially as that's the straight clue as well!), but I don't see the Mr connection. Anyone?
Opening verse has a line along the lines "I don't mean to patronise you", then chorus as I remember goes "I love you". Very vague I know, but does anyone have any idea what the song is?
Rope in one of those marginalised here, say (7) Answer=PAINTER Just got to say that is the best clue I have seen for a long time in the DT. It took me a while to work out the second half of the clue...
25a. Accountant in China developing the bends - CHICANE. Is this a mistake, as there is not E in China or CA, one assumes the real answer should be CHICANA which it isn't... 21d. Looking to understand...
Can anyone assist with the word, name, phrase? The letters are GASIRONED. And unless I'm going mad ORGANISED, ORGANDIES and GRANDIOSE are not possible!
Two left. 39d Make a fuss in institute (6) _ R _ _ _ E 46a Standard neckwear for celebratory occasions (7) _ _ _ _ I _ S I am thinking BOWTIES for 46a but it doesn't sound very cryptic! Thanks