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55ac. Group lying in grass,back to remember the good old days? (8)
?e?n?t??
51d. Country fellow who peered over wall(4)
?r??

51 Chad, country and the little man who peered over the wall in the graffiti. (I can't remember more details!)

Reunited,back to remember the good old days. Reed = grass and Unit, group.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilroy_was_here
In Britain he was called Chad, and Americans called him Kilroy - like at the end of Kelly’s Heroes.

Thanks, gareth, I knew enough to answer the clue, but that was all!

Thanks for help earlier.

Last one for me - 40d
'Tease flighty creature, unkind female creating trouble.'
I'm assuming it's 'titillate' as:

Answers total clue as 'tease'

it fits

Tit is a flighty creature

'Wicked' might be 'ill'?

But darned if I can parse the rest of it!

ATE is a troublemaking GReek goddess (common in crosswords!)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/At%C3%AB

The little bald head with the long nose peered over the wall and the slogan below always started: 'Wot no ....'. I was told the rest always referred to wartime shortages, as in: 'Wot no bananas!' But I was only born in 1942 but clearly remember loads of Chads still being around so it must have carried on for a few years after the war ended. Watneys later featured him in poster advertising - 'Wot no Watneys!'
Incidentally - and miles off topic, for which apologies - I can remember my mother bringing home a fresh banana for the first time, presumably after the war ended, and being amazed that they came as curved individuals in a yellow skin and were white inside as opposed to being brown and sticky, cylindrical and several stuck together, which is what I knew as bananas on the rare occasions I'd seen even those!

Thanks Chris.
Now you mention it I have come across her before - perhaps when I'd been really certain the answer ended in 'ate' and I confirmed it in Chambers. Memory must be shot!