| BELLSTOLL | Hell below, let things develop in Alistair Maclean 's work (4,5,5,4) |
| WHEN | Hell below, let things develop in Alistair Maclean 's work (4,5,5,4) |
| EIGHT | Hell below, let things develop in Alistair Maclean 's work (4,5,5,4) |
| RUBOFTHEGREEN | Luck in the way things develop (3,2,3,5) |
| PLAYIT | ____ by ear, expression meaning 'to improvise as things develop' (4,2) |
| EASESUP | At the end, pauses in order to let things die down (5,2) |
| RETAINER | Servant who doesn't let things go in one ear and out the other? (8) |
| LEAKIER | Fancy earl bringing in king that is more likely to let things through? |
| ADDERS | They let things slide; R gets things to slide (6) |
| MARSUPIAL | Type of mammal in which the young develop in the mother's pouch (9) |
| ETAL | Other things develop late |
| LILTS | Lately, I've let things slide, for starters, as it goes up and down, in a manner of speaking (5) |
| SLIDE | Let things ___ (ignore one's responsibilities) |
| LATENIGHTS | In a mess, let things initially address what may mess up all your days! (4,6) |
| UNDO | The round one shows us a way to let things go (4) |
| TENACIOUS | Unlikely to let things drop, use action for juggling |
| HOARDER | More difficult to hold on to love but she can't let things go (7) |
| PETALS | Let sap develop in parts of plant (6) |
| LIDOS | Pools beginning to develop in earth that's overturned (5) |
| ELONGATE | Let a good one develop in order to grow larger (8) |
