New to these, let me know if I could have made the surface better

easy but sure

day 275 of an experiment in which i press the "random word" button on onelook and make a cryptic clue out of it.

day 274

day 273, day 272, day 271, day 270, day 269, day 268, day 267

day 266, day 265, day 264, day 263, day 262, day 261, day 260

day 259, day 258, day 257, day 256, day 255, day 254, day 253

weeks 33 to 36 (days 225 to 252)

weeks 29 to 32 (days 197 to 224)

weeks 25 to 28 (days 169 to 196)

weeks 21 to 24 (days 141 to 168)

weeks 17 to 20 (days 113 to 140)

weeks 13 to 16 (days 85 to 112)

weeks 9 to 12 (days 57 to 84)

weeks 5 to 8 (days 29 to 56)

weeks 1 to 4 (days 1 to 28)

Here's some more clues that don't really warrant their own individual posts. Enjoy.

Permit an Asian to be heard (5)

Some effort exerted with skill (5)

Metal is appropriate for listeners (5)

Seafarers to accommodate English and Yanks (5)

This is almost certainly an old chestnut, but it was new to me so I thought I’d share it anyway :)

A little loose but couldn’t resist

day 274 of an experiment in which i press the "random word" button on onelook and make a cryptic clue out of it.

day 273, day 272, day 271, day 270, day 269, day 268, day 267

day 266, day 265, day 264, day 263, day 262, day 261, day 260

day 259, day 258, day 257, day 256, day 255, day 254, day 253

weeks 33 to 36 (days 225 to 252)

weeks 29 to 32 (days 197 to 224)

weeks 25 to 28 (days 169 to 196)

weeks 21 to 24 (days 141 to 168)

weeks 17 to 20 (days 113 to 140)

weeks 13 to 16 (days 85 to 112)

weeks 9 to 12 (days 57 to 84)

weeks 5 to 8 (days 29 to 56)

weeks 1 to 4 (days 1 to 28)

Note: I could not get away from the word "sort" so I really needed a way to get rid of the letter R while still maintaining &lit status. I think this still results in a reasonable &lit as a geologist would certainly want a hammer (i.e. a geologist's hammer/pick).

MOBILE

From the Times Jumbo. I don't fully understand how you get the answer....

Double def

Step 1
Some dynamic boundary lines in sports or called a yellow elastic strip