| 1
|
Nellie or
Wilbur (8) |
Elephant |
| 2
|
Get your act together (3)
|
Cat
(anagram) |
| 3
|
Shuffle
here by train via 42nd street(7) |
Buffalo
(from old musical movie) |
| 4
|
The
cat with woven hair (8) |
Platypus |
| 5
|
Worth
a pound and a bit once (7,3) |
Guinea
pig (sorry for wrong letter count!) |
| 6
|
Looks
the same every day, every day, every day (9) |
Groundhog
(movie) |
| 7
|
Bairstow’s
tool (3) |
(Cricket)
Bat |
| 8
|
Sounds
as if this Friar is a fryer (8) |
Chipmunk |
| 9
|
Oddie’s
funky friend (6) |
Gibbon |
| 10
|
Companion
of the mad tea drinker at the party (4) |
(March)
Hare |
| 11
|
1,
2, 3, 4, 99, zzzzzz (5) |
(Counting)
Sheep |
| 12
|
Male
boring tool (8) |
Mandrill |
| 13
|
Canadian
Rudolf (7) |
Caribou |
| 14
|
Afrikaner
rucker (9) |
Springbok
(rugby team) |
| 15
|
The
back of an Inuit canoe (3) |
(Ka)yak |
| 16
|
If
you don’t like a mixed choir, sleep through it (10) |
Rhinoceros
(anagram of CHOIR+SNORE) |
| 17
|
Monty’s
desert warrior (6) |
Gerbil
(desert rat) Not Jerboa |
| 18
|
Needed
to lift a car, you fool (7) |
Jackass |
| 19
|
A special type of love (4)
|
Vole
(anagram) |
| 20
|
The
R Thames off course, of course (7) |
Hamster (anagram)
|
| 21
|
Bi-coloured
martial arts expert (5) |
(kung-fo)
Panda |
| 22
|
Unwitting
drug smuggler (4) |
Mule |
| 23
|
You’re
having a laugh (5) |
Hyena |
| 24
|
What you got when an eel was broken (6)
|
Weasel (anagram) |
| 25
|
Our
close relative no longer given a tea party (10) |
Chimpanzee
(remember the PG tips ads) |
| 26
|
However
he ran he never caught the runner (6) |
(Wil
E) Coyote (cartoon character) |
| 27
|
It
went to Davy’s head (7) |
Raccoon
|
| 28
|
Antipodean
Springbok (7) |
Wallaby
(another rugby team) |
| 29
|
Pester
(6) |
Badger |
| 30
|
Youngest
scout (6) |
Beaver |
| 31
|
Haughtily
looks down on others (7) |
Giraffe |
| 32
|
You would find this pet alone on the savannah (8)
|
Antelope
(anagram) |
| 33
|
Pig
in a bush (8) |
Hedgehog |
| 34
|
You
really ought to k-now wa-who's wa-who (3) |
Gnu
(Flanders and Swann song) |
| 35
|
What
is this Tibetan guru doing in Peru (5) |
Llama |
| 36
|
A capable animal if you remove most of a
bee (6)
|
Alpaca
(anagram of a capable, without
the be)
|
| 37
|
Found
on a beach with a carpenter (6) |
Walrus
|
| 38
|
An enemata of another kind (7)
|
Manatee |
| 39
|
Jonah’s
host (5) |
Whale |
| 40
|
Clouseau’s
pink one (7) |
Panther |
| 41
|
Eaten
mixed up with marmite or honey (5) |
Stoat
(anagram of toast) |
| 42
|
In a maze, but not lost (4)
|
Zebu |
| 43
|
His
lip is yellow in the woods (2) |
Ox(lip) |
| 44
|
Biggles’s
Sopwith (5) |
Camel
(WW1 fighter plane) |
| 45
|
No
wings, so I can’t believe it might fly (3) |
Pig |
| 46
|
Hungry? OK, a
pie and chips please (5)
|
Okapi |
| 47
|
He was paroled because he never changed where he was (7)
|
Leopard
(anagram) |
| 48
|
Marmalade
eater, by Royal Appointment (4) |
(Paddington)
Bear |
| 49
|
Naysayer,
I hear (5) |
Horse
(neigh) |
| 50
|
Jessica’s
friend looks good in a frame (6) |
(Roger)
Rabbit |
|
| 51
|
Found
in Compo’s trousers (6) |
Ferret |
| 52
|
Nemesis
of Boggis, Bunce and Bean (3) |
(Fantastic
Mr) Fox |
| 53
|
Stands
around all the time on a glacier (5,4) |
Polar
Bear (Glacier mints logo) |
| 54
|
Best
minted (4) |
Lamb |
| 55
|
Two of this are found in nasal iambs (4)
|
Lion
(anagrams of Aslan and Simba) |
| 56
|
Whatever
he says, that fleece doesn’t fit him (4) |
Wolf |
| 57
|
sounds
like Beauty’s companion is untamed (10) |
Wildebeest |
| 58
|
Bumble’s
law (3) |
Ass
(from Oliver Twist - the law is an ass) |
| 59
|
Not
colder, I hear (5) |
Otter |
| 60
|
Jacket
type (6) |
Donkey |
| 61
|
This
can be a bit of a wrench (6)
|
Monkey |
| 62
|
Lives
on a mat in the office (5) |
Mouse |
| 63
|
Fossey
found in the mist (7) |
Gorilla |
| 64
|
Types
include C,D, E, F, S, X (6) |
Jaguar |
| 65
|
Tea
party sleeper (8) |
Dormouse |
| 66
|
Joey’s
mum (8) |
Kangaroo |
| 67
|
Wallower
in the hollow (12) |
Hippopotamus |
| 68
|
He
fetches (6) |
Gopher |
| 69
|
MacLean
surely didn’t find this in the Arctic (5) |
(Ice
Station) Zebra |
| 70
|
How
to address your captain (3,3) |
Aye
Aye |
| 71
|
This clue may be a decoy. Put it right (5)
|
Coypu |
| 72
|
Make something out of a mild oral wash (9)
|
Armadillo
(anagram) |
| 73
|
Clyde,
the unseen librarian (5,4) |
Orang-Utan
(from Discworld) |
| 74
|
Secrete
things away (8) |
Squirrel |
| 75
|
Another
wrench in the underground (4) |
Mole |
| 76
|
Au
revoir, or CUL8R (9) |
Alligator |
| 77
|
Sounds
as if I like mine chocolate or lemon (5) |
Moose |
| 78
|
Upstanding
in its community (7) |
Meerkat |
| 79
|
The
first animal you find in Oxford (8) |
Aardvark
(alphabetically) |
| 80
|
Sounds
like it’s most likely to win at any cost (7) |
Cheetah |
| 81
|
Lax tool use
can make something odd (7)
|
Axolotl
(anagram) |
| 82
|
Burning
bright (5) |
Tiger
(Blake poem) |
| 83
|
He
smells so good (4) |
Lynx
(deodorant) |
| 84
|
Part of a handsome
goon goes for a cobra (8)
|
Mongoose
(anagram) |
| 85
|
No
darling - it’s dry (8) |
Reindeer |
| 86
|
An
endless small neat beard (4) |
goat(ee) |
| 87
|
Deer
in a sea snail (3) |
(Wh)elk |
| 88
|
A gun dog becomes a sea cow’s relative (6)
|
Dugong
(anagram) |
| 89
|
The
front of the UK’s smallest whale feels soft (4) |
Mink(ie) |
| 90
|
First
wild one just born in UK for 6000 years (5) |
Bison |
| 91
|
Make a crab
pay for this (8)
|
Capybara
(anagram) |
| 92
|
Sounds
like a doggy way to cool the beard area (10) |
Chinchilla |
| 93
|
A chained changed anteater (7)
|
Echidna |
| 94
|
When
she was Elizabeth, Richard tamed her (5) |
Shrew
(Taylor/Burton film) |
| 95
|
Sounds
like Lionheart and Crookbank (to their friends) (3,3) |
Dik
Dik |
| 96
|
As
whom Edward Fox had his day (6) |
Jackal |
| 97
|
It
doesn’t commit mass suicide! (7) |
Lemming |
| 98
|
Eucalyptus-eating
but not a bear (5) |
Koala |
| 99
|
A wine lover could make a weasel (9)
|
Wolverine
(anagram) |
| 100
|
Feline
show dancer (7) |
Polecat |
