Last One.

[Wolfram9]

Stumped by corset? There's a surprise! (6,2) _ T _ O _ _ / _ N. Thanks again.

[vetuste_ennemi]

st.+ roll on

[Wolfram9]

Thank you vetuste - that was a poxy clue (I still don't get it).

[vetuste_ennemi]

t=stumped and roll-on corset

[vetuste_ennemi]

sorry, st=abbrev for stumped

[vetuste_ennemi]

Stroll on, mate!

[Wolfram9]

I get the ST bit, but roll on??? Where is the surprise? Is it a regional saying maybe? Thanks.

[Beverley]

st is an abbreviation for stumped
a roll on is a corset (apparently. I hadn't heard of that)
Stroll on is a British exclamation of surprise (I think it must be very archaic. I've certainly never heard anyone use it)

[Wolfram9]

Thanks for that :)

[vetuste_ennemi]

Not archaic. Fairly modern London saying. You guys are obviously from up north.

[Wolfram9]

I don't think so. From down the road from London by 90 mins :)

[vetuste_ennemi]

Alfie Moon: "Stroll on! Leave it out!".