Half the across and half the down clues lead in their definition parts to Spoonerisms of the correct answers to be entered. Subsidiary indications in these clues lead to the correct answers themselves. In the remaining clues the definition parts have been distorted by one Spoonerism per clue. Subsidiary indications in these clues likewise lead to the correct answers. NB: Spoonerisms may be either consonantal (eg MENHADEN/HEN MAIDEN) or vocalic (eg BUNTING/BIN TONGUE) and may be accompanied by changes in punctuation. Every word is in Chambers' Twentieth Century Dictionary, 1977 Revised Edition, except 29 (in the OED).
Across
1 Hurry to dix poorly goat with liquor (12)
9 Khan perhaps such as once frightened bases? (5)
10 Lover girl, forward girl (5)
12 Gripe of teak oil spilt in a deck's centre (6)
13 Development of oasis introduces what planned bay's given choice (5)
14 'Eaving lout, worker behind bar (9)
16 Drawls as fops do losing nothing to rakes (5)
17 Am shaky, agitating flirt with foolish talk (7)
19 Contraction of British regiment mean no corps? (5)
21 Peru's distress call, perhaps a front? (5)
23 One thus has furious Roche missing final court of serve (7)
27 Dock for law breaking heads of criminal band is focal point (5)
29 Sap stirrer? See me turn getting one in the eye (9)
30 Old hedge, dead, one about to smell (5)
31 Settle full amount, errors excepted, about fivepence-worth once (6)
32 Lieutenant clothing one in stuff such as serge allowed (5)
33 Stir can be cruel (5)
34 One with firm's warm RN puttees, one off (12)
Down
1 Mutineer, muscular, lusty front-ranker in gathering (12)
2 Opening of the spring festival-vulgar bit of leg (5)
3 Ruthlessly shade tee- no help for slicing (9)
4 Eying spout inside pourer eccentrically (5)
5 Buns in rough stone frolicking? (7)
6 What debtors do in the nick? Prison time (5)
7 A stein drunk mocks dedication? (6)
8 Cover eg parsley trench round end of June? Twaddle! Hot Air! (12)
9 One featured in press? Lawyer shouldn't sack us (6) -
11 Shift cash (yen) (4)
15 Job to detect mount (Champion) before event (9)
18 You'll find this trawl sear- super eel? Nil (7)
20 The writer's conviviality a short while before bad (6)
22 German bore has nut crackers (6)
24 Race, often found covered up (4)
25 TV farm with no low ground for street wan (5)
26 Jack's smock is cut down sea-weed (5)
28 Fretting men see pushful rout ejecting odds (5)