| PIGHEADEDNESS | And he'd captured spies, for example, who showed this stupid obstinacy |
| HARMED | He'd captured member and caused injury |
| ANNOTATOR | A critic, for example, who adds to a text and gives explanations for it (9) |
| DUETTIST | Key operator, for example, who has to share a bench |
| SHUNNER | Anchoress for example, who reforms her nuns (7) |
| BIPED | . . . man, for example, who made an offer to cover various exercises (5) |
| ISLANDER | Cuban for example who has been vilified by me |
| VIKINGSEAFARER | Leif Ericsson, for example, who explored the ancient-eastcoast-of-canada region known as Vinland a thousand years ago: 2 wds. |
| REPRESENTATIVES | Somehow rest, spies for the most part and veteran agents (15) |
| SELYE | Physician who showed that hormone responses to stress and anxiety could produce biochemical and phys |
| SPOONER | I'd say bill and coo and he'd say 'Kill!' and 'Boo!' (7) |
| TIE | The 2003 Rugby World Cup final between England and Australia showed this kind of drawn score even af |
| INDECISIVENESS | Hamlet showed this shrewdness, trapping leader of Denmark with last bit of scene (14) |
| TAURUS | The Minotaur usually showed this star sign (6) |
| DOUBLEAGENTS | Those who pretend to act as spies for one country while acting on behalf of an enemy (6,6) |
| TEES | "... all I got was this stupid..." shirts |
| ISTHMIAN | This stupid guy hosting one person from Panama, say |
| ANALYSIS | Returning unknown girl to spies for investigation |
| CROATIA | Concealing article in rubbish, spies for country |
| CLUELESS | The answer isn't this stupid! (8) |
