I think I passed! A few definitions—as parts of clues and for an entire answer—really had me stretching.
Author: Guy du Sable
Sunday Times Cryptic No 5125 by Robert Price — Common Sense?
Entertaining, and educational too—seemed a bit harder than the last challenge from Bob. Some clues are surely going to be easier, though, for residents of the UK.
Sunday Times Cryptic No 5123 by David McLean — Stumped? In a pickle?
Relax, take your time. Sunday’s fun day! We’ve got games, drinks, drugs, a little fooling around…
Sunday Times Cryptic No 5121 by Dean Mayer — allow me to elaborate…
This wasn’t a piece of cake, but it was clearly fresh.
Sunday Times Cryptic No 5119 by Robert Price — Romeo gets around!
Sheer genius, with a wide variety of succinct, initially baffling clues.
Sunday Times Cryptic No 5117 by David McLean — electrifying performance!
Bravo, maestro!
Sunday Times Cryptic No 5115 by Dean Mayer — wink-wink
This seemed quite fresh, with a couple bits of unusual vocabulary—one of which I was pleased to know already…
Sunday Times Cryptic No 5113 by Robert Price — unexpected consequences
Another elegant, delightfully devious creation by our fellow Times for The Times regular.
Sunday Times Cryptic No 5111 by David McLean — Baffle of the Bands
This was a rocking good time, posing no problems but prompting some thought, with the added spice of an apparent theme.
Sunday Times Cryptic No 5109 by Dean Mayer — anything the matter?
Quite enjoyable, with no serious problems, and I particularly liked the smooth meld of anagrist with creative anagrinds.