| PROLETARIAT | Put in a word for the working classes |
| PROLETARIAN | Put in a word for the working classes (11) |
| CLOTHCAP | Stereotypical headgear for the working classes (5,3) |
| PROMPT | Ready to put in a word for the actor (6) |
| DAVIDHEMERY | Ex-Olympic hurdler working classes at track maintains keen edge (5,6) |
| FENESTRA | Latin for "window", hence found in a word for the act of throwing a person out of said light or opening (8) |
| FROCK | Name, preserved in a word for "depose", for a priest's gown or monk's habit; a farm worker's traditional linen shirt; a sailor's jersey; or, a dress (5) |
| BARK | A word for the abrupt cry of a dog; the tannin-rich covering of a tree trunk; a poetic word for a boat; or, fruit-and-nut-topped chocolate broken into jagged pieces |
| RAILWAY | What new thing, the Duke of Wellington complained, would encourage the working classes to move about England? (7) |
| DEFERMENT | Delay causing unrest to the working classes? |
| PROLE | Member of the working classes (5) |
| AFTER | ...but time for the Prime Minister in brief to put in a word... (9) |
| NOON | ...but time for the Prime Minister in brief to put in a word... (9) |
| THEA | He put in a word of thanks for the goddess |
| TIRANA | Country put in a word of thanks for foreign capital (6) |
| INTERJECT | Throw in a word for jet certain to crash after a loss (9) |
| FAUNA | Derived from the name of the sister of a Roman god of forests, a word for the assemblage of all animal life in a particular region or time (5) |
| AREA | Originally meaning "space allocated for a specific purpose", a word for the extent/measurement of a surface or piece of land; a field of study; or, a geographical region (4) |
| CLINIC | From the Greek for "bed", a word for the teaching of medicine at the bedside originally, later a private or specialist hospital for outpatients (6) |
| ECONOMY | From the Greek for "house", a word for the management of a household originally, later the administration of a country/community's finances (7) |
