Across Clues

• Wee bit waspish, was it?WAIST
• Artist evicted from a caravan in IrelandCAVAN
• Shows a list of footwear partsHEELS
• On the quiet, dad doesn't need his teeth for itPAP
• Something afoot for the cyclistPEDAL
• He takes care to need only a month to compose a trioJANITOR
• Possibly final appeals?PLEAS
• That website womanDOT
• Noted persons (possibly pianists?)KEYMEN
• Like a variant of the red tealALTERED
• Like those piano pieces in E, say?EASY
• Being upset by pals can be a blowSLAP
• Hurry to sink the shipSCUTTLE
• The richest young people can have such coughsCHESTY
• Regret taking the part of PantagruelRUE
• It's quickly madeHASTE
• Period of green development by company outsidersREGENCY
• In 'The Tempest', the part I'm in a real mess with!ARIEL
• Something like a tank tax?VAT
• Child with a devious brainBAIRN
• What a toper may do wrong in the garden shedREPOT
• He should manage to get the tone rightTENOR

Vertical Clues

• Land of lacquerJAPAN
• Hit casually yet quicklyRAPIDLY
• Declare Vera to be at faultAVER
• Measured up formally?SHAPED
• Entertainment with visionTELLY
• Small plants blown about in a galeALGAE
• It carries goods in advanceVAN
• The power cleverly to copy out a numberPOTENCY
• One may add to the familyTOT
• Zola, perhaps (or could it be Heskey?)EMILE
• Photos of bridges being raised?SNAPS
• May go flying off the side of the helter-skelter!KESTREL
• Sit in the upper chamberPERCH
• Fools cavorting in wild seas around SpitheadASSES
• Arms casesSLEEVES
• Enters as a novelistSTERNE
• Pull out of PortugalTUG
• Meat for the boysHALAL
• Initiate as a nervous reaction?START
• Person of many partsACTOR
• Where to end a united state in the United StatesRENO
• The rest may be had after a mealNAP