| REFRIGERATOR | Ridiculous rate for taking in doctor from hospital ward where one keeps the bodies in the mortuary (12) |
| DOGPADDLE | Something simple taking in doctor, a simple stroke (3,6) |
| SHEDATEAR | Turn on the waterworks where one keeps the garden tools for American from Split (4,1,4) |
| SPYHOLES | Is this where one keeps the sleepers undercover for surveillance on The Doors? (8) |
| CORPSES | New process examined in the mortuary (7) |
| NICU | Hospital ward where preemies are cared for: Abbr. |
| KELLER | Holby City Hospital ward where former ED nurse Lofty Chiltern now works (6) |
| SLAB | Heart's gone astray in balls-up with the mortuary table (4) |
| MONEYLENDERS | They take a great interest in those making advances at a ridiculous rate (12) |
| PROTEGE | Ward where for short time, say, illegal drug is found |
| TEAR | The ridiculous rate leads to a sign of sadness (4) |
| HIPPOCKET | Is this where one keeps one's flask cool at one corner of snooker table? (3,6) |
| STAR | Any one of the 300 billion luminous bodies in the Milky Way (4) |
| FRUITTREE | No fee for taking in most of the suit - it's half true for Olive's producer (5,4) |
| TOOTH | One of the hard bodies in the jaw of an animal (5) |
| FIVESTAR | Of excellent quality, like the number of bodies in the Southern Cross? (4-4) |
| ZERO | Nothing in last letter from hospital ward office (4) |
| BERATE | Scold the social worker for taking in the traitor (6) |
| ITCHYFEET | What Chinese torture gives one keeps the travellers on their toes (5,4) |
| RUGGER | Reproach oneself for taking in horse registered as game in private schools (6) |
