| CAPITALLY | Very well - let's have a limit on modern technology, mate! |
| OKAYSHOOT | "Very well, let's hear your idea!" |
| IMITATES | Follows article on modern technology in edition of Times (8) |
| MORALITY | Goodness gracious, having to get round exam on modern technology! |
| HMM | "Well, let's see now ..." |
| OVERSPEND | To throw money around carelessly proves to have a limit (9) |
| QUOTA | Questionably, no by-lines can have a limit (5) |
| EMBRACE | Get me drunk on a couple, and let's have a hug (7) |
| SPHERE | First signs of spring have arrived, let's have a ball (6) |
| HANG | Oh dash it - let's have a bit of a change! (4) |
| INSPICIAMUS | Let's have a look, examine carefully, eg a prospective pitch |
| TBA | Letters on a schedule meaning "We'll let you know" |
| ATWELL | This honky-tonk pianist had a hit in the UK in 1954 with Let's Have A Party, Winifred ... |
| ROLLON | Please let's have a non-CFC deodorant! (4-2) |
| HOPSCOTCH | Skip the drink and let's have a game (9) |
| RECESS | Concerning the church of Hitler's army - let's have a break (6) |
| LUMPSUM | Recession beginning to end? Er... let's have a one-off payment! |
| TROWELS | Let's have a row! We're plastered! (7) |
| BARREL | "Roll out the ..., let's have a ... of fun" (WWII song) (6) |
| PUTEMUS | Let's have a think: arbitremur, censeamus |
