| 20 answers for: While ripe for change, it gives seaside fishing so... |
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| RANK | ANSWER | CLUE |
| PIER | While ripe for change, it gives seaside fishing some structure (4) |
| GAZEBO | Some structure displayed by England, blocking Gareth Bale's header - no score |
| PERI | She's not mortal, and is ripe for change (4) |
| PRECIPICE | Cliff's epic, his first, ripe for change? (9) |
| EMPIRE | Conglomerate of countries, half of them ripe for change (6) |
| PREVARICATE | Quibble at, carve, ripe for change (11) |
| PERILOUS | Ripe for change, Louis dropped one involving good deal of risk (8) |
| PEREGRINATION | The wandering of Reg, ripe for change with the country (13) |
| EXPIRE | What was once ripe for change must die (6) |
| PRISTINE | With its fresh, clean condition, isn't ripe for change (8) |
| PERISH | Ripe for change? Be quiet - or die! (6) |
| TRIP | Expedition to find some fruit ripe for picking (4) |
| MALE | We dominate, are pale-hued; ripe for revision, me? (4,5,8,4) |
| PROPRIETOR | Owner's torpor ripe for change |
| INARUT | Ripe for change |
| ARID | Ripe for xeriscaping, maybe |
| ONEA | Ripe for drafting |
| SEASONING | Word, from "time for sowing", for herbs, salt, spices, vinegar and the like, added to a dish/food to make it cyclically ripe for consumption, come autumn, spring, summer or winter (9) |
| DEADWHITE | We dominate, are pale-hued; ripe for revision, me? (4,5,8,4) |
| EUROPEAN | We dominate, are pale-hued; ripe for revision, me? (4,5,8,4) |
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