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True conservative (6)

Set position for dicky bird? (6)

Umpire usually stands at square leg

Straight as a die! (6)

One has set meal time's? (6)

Just what you'd see looking at the ends of most common studs undressed and coupled (6)

More complicated than usual.
Just: square, as in square deal
In the US at least two-by-fours are the most common studs. If you coupled dressed ones they'd be 3x3 1/2, but undressed ones would be 4x4, so you'd see a square at the end. :)

It's been a long time, but can I play with you all again please!!!

Unfashionable French place (6)

Piccadilly in London, or Leicester perhaps? (6)

Welcome back, jamoza!

GK, can you parse your clue @12, please and
AB, the second part of yours @14 ?

Ixion @10 - am I correct in thinking that 'bites ?' = bites Q

"Out-place": 2 defs. contained in a misleader --- out (of fashion) = passé = square + Place as in big cities often being a Square (not only in France).

Albert's dance. (6)

Albert Square is the setting for the UK soap, Eastenders and many country dances are called square dances as they start with 4 couples forming the sides of a square. Gosh, how boring.

How lovely to see you, jamoza. Still running? Hope you are well.