Clues of Spring 5

Got 'em. Hey DA, I reckon this will bring some saucy clues for the 7th word!

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Somewhat buxom, in flower! (6)

Some cute clues in that lot. ^ was a particular favourite.

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The quality of Lolita murmuring "Young humour"

Yep. I liked 4 and 6 in particular.

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Ripe strains from fresh juice?

...or a slightly "saucier" version-

Cherry to be picked for fresh juice, we hear?

Yes, 6 was my fave here too. Again in the same vein -

In flower, trimmed butt up!

I wasn't a fan of 3...a bit too obvious (even for my simple brain).

Nice &lit concept Boniface!

Another idea-

Prime suspect in blue

Nice clueing SK. And another idea:

Tomatoey deli buns, back without the fuzz

Now uniting the ripe, fresh juice and tomato concepts (nods to SK and Mr X):

Fresh juice apparently a feature of ripe tomatoes.

This time only 3/6 – but agree with SK, no. 6 is a gem.

Any hints for 2, 4, and 5? I'm guessing from your clues above, their second letters might be L, E, or N?

Only 3 for me, too.

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Mature Luke/Nib organised subdued weekend.

Exclaim latest bitterness of age.

Ripe deli bun swirl.

I think we need to swap some answers, Sam. :P

4. Think 'Man with title' first (only a few options there) and 'that can't go straight' is a clever attribute to one of those titles in a different field.

5. I first thought capital as a capital letters anagram, but... the answer is in a recent Wikileaks song I did: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnE77hZ8hYE

I thought 2 might be slags but haven't settled on a sure thing yet.

Nib, for 1 you are looking for a flirt; and the sailor in 6 would be very lonely on that particular ship...

I can think of lots of titles, but unfortunately none with E or N as the second letter...

Sam, the man with a title was close to home for me (being my surname)

1. I'm thinking either minx or sire... either grabbing 'n' (the 'centre of attention') to make 'mix' (be sociable) or grabbing the n from 'siren'.

doh, now I get it, was thinking what he might have been called, sir - rather than what he is - especially in that other field Nib! thanks - and I had minx.

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Penile implant (lump removed), felt tip-top looking hot-to-trot

Boniface was right from the start. So here's my saucy offering for word 7:

Sexy bulge in strangely not giving head (6)

...and although I liked #6 the best, #5 was pretty close

Can someone put me out of my misery with 2 and 5?

sorry, just 5

Sam, #5 is an anagram of part of a flower.

Sam - a clue for 5 and the reason I like it is its use of a 2- letter colloquial synonym for "what"

Thanks Boniface and Mauve, finally got it!

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Hot lube in crack?

Told you they were saucy!

Eligible Brit reggae lads get nine in semi-tone

A down clue:

Hotty, buns-up, heard I'll lie underneath pulling out a pole (6)