| CURSOR | One using bad language, we hear, to get something on a screen (6) |
| CHIMNEYPOT | My one pitch possibly to get something on a roof? (7,3) |
| COURSER | One using bad language about old runner (7) |
| SOURCE | Origin of impertinent language we hear (6) |
| TIEBACK | Language, we hear, of the past ___ it's close to curtains (7) |
| BIDS | Tries to get something on eBay |
| RUNS | Manages to get something on the scoreboard (4) |
| YELLOW | Shout "oh!" we hear to get colour (6) |
| GYPSUM | Swindle a few, I hear, to get some plaster (6) |
| PATROL | Police unit using bad PR a lot (6) |
| OFFEND | Needle using bad tip (6) |
| GAELIC | Language we got 'galore' from |
| CHAMPAGNE | Pretend to be ill, we hear, to get a drink (9) |
| ARRAIGNED | A king and what he did, we hear, to get accused |
| APPRISE | A lever, we hear, to get tip off (7) |
| BREAK | Stop on road, we hear, to get rest (5) |
| LEVER | One who exits, we hear, to get crowbar (5) |
| ALLOTMENT | A great number intended, we hear, to get plot for growing |
| ATTENUATE | You had a late dinner we hear, to get thin (9) |
| ROE | Propel a boat, we hear, to get caviar perhaps (3) |
