| FULLFORCE | Fell for copper, possibly, with all your might... or the whole squad? (4,5) |
| APB | Msg. to the whole squad |
| STRAIN | Use all your might |
| ENCHILADA | Snack made with a tortilla, hot spicy sauce and cheese (or the whole kit and caboodle perhaps) |
| BASEMETAL | In Swiss city, police requiring a copper, possibly? (4,5) |
| BUTTERFLY | Copper, possibly who became young partner of Pinkerton's |
| CHALLENGE | Coppers possibly collaring regulars in Lille - difficult situation (9) |
| COFFEECUP | Holds one's drink and stimulant for copper on piano (6,3) |
| MALACHITE | Man secreting a note, as source for copper (9) |
| POLICEMAN | Compile an order for copper (9) |
| CONDUCTOR | One interprets score for copper, say (9) |
| VERDIGRIS | Drives rig around for copper pigment (9) |
| PITH | From "fruit kernel", a word for the medulla of plants; the white albedo lining the rind of lemons, limes and oranges; core, marrow, mettle or might; or, a central or vital part (4) |
| CUSTOMARY | Normal practice for coppers to crown Madonna (9) |
| FOREQUARTERS | Parts of a horse, or the whole lot, one might say |
| GENOCIDE | Gone off to the East, detectives held - or the whole group murdered |
| SEE | Part of the diocese, evidently ___ or the whole of it (3) |
| FORESTRY | One of the bunch so to speak or the whole industry ... (8) |
| FAULTS | Doris Day admitted, "For nobody else gave me a thrill; With all your ..., I love you still; It had t |
| TRULY | Ends you will place in attempt with all your heart (5) |
