14A is meant to parse as a fairly jocular charade using UNDER plus WEAR, but I agree it has its CD characteristics! The only other item I have is that the U in UXORIAL is clued ‘acceptable to posh’: one for good old Nancy Mitford, that is.

23ac: or² (heraldry) n the tincture gold or yellow, so “or more?” indicates a comparative yellower – the dodgy nature of this indicated by a question mark.

3dn: no[4] n the traditional Japanese style of drama developed out of a religious dance.

4dn: ba n in ancient Egyptian religion, the soul, represented as a bird wirh a human head.

OR and NO are almost crossword cliches – I did not know BA, but it had to be that to fit the rest of the clue.

Thanks, Tees and Ali/

Found this hard but enjoyed it and was pleased to finish it. I’m still not understanding three things, if someone could oblige: how do we get the BA in THEBAN? How does YELLOWER work? (I see it’s YELL + OWER). And where does the NO in NO QUARTER come from?

And I know I’ve chuntered on about this before, but I continue to think that referencing other setters (ENDOMORPH) is unfair for the average solver who probably doesn’t even look, or care, who the setter is before attempting the puzzle. But a small niggle in what was a well-constructed crossword, thank you also to Tees.