Interminable | | It was imaginary and not real when Roy took ill on us. (8) |
Fallible | | Six vipers went east to be demonstrative, suggestive and eloquent. (10) |
Vindictive | | A hundred and four dive for tin showing great desire for revenge. (10) |
Illusory | | It is non-stop and last forever, so put mine in the bin later. (12) |
Harangue | | It is impossible to stop or prevent lean boxer and I getting together. (10) |
Incongruous | | The lengthy and aggressive speech ran a huge audience away. (8) |
Quail | | In anecdote some silly, idiotic and absurd bits. (5) |
Frugal | | The gulf ran endlessly to be thrifty, cautious and prudent. (6) |
Dismay | | Dirty, sleazy and sqaulid but some sensor did not work. (6) |
Specious | | If nothing on course, it's aggressive and dangerous. (9) |
Adherent | | Suave, and refined some disturb anew. (6) |
Exuberant | | Capable of making mistakes Bill takes a leaf to be imperfect. (8) |
Frenzied | | Oh My, said to cause consternation or distress. (6) |
Induce | | In manoeuvre eke out some stink. (4) |
Gratuitous | | Divert ten and lost end by being negligent, careless or not deliberate. (11) |
Din | | It's inappropriate or unsuitable time to pin the poor tune around. (11) |
Inadvertent | | It was uncalled for and unprovoked as I got a tug on the tour. (10) |
Ferocious | | Fred took a zine and became wildly excited and uncontrolled as well as crazed. (8) |
Inexorable | | He can read ten as an advocate or supporter of the group. (8) |
Urbane | | Put dune in charge to persuade and cause it to happen. (6) |
Sordid | | Superficially plausible, but misleading I use cops to get what I want.(8) |
Reek | | I replace the start of equal, became mixed up and got a bird to show fear. (5) |
Inane | | Go on run us in charge, it is out of place, unsuitable and inappropriate. (11) |
Inopportune | | Some stayed in to avoid the loud, unpleasant noise. (3) |
Expressive | | Cheerful and jaunty tube near ten stop. (9) |