| RECOILED | Shrunk back and patched up with no charge taken (8) |
| BLANC | Vestment taken up with no charge initially on French mountain (5) |
| GENEROSITY | Green toy is patched up with kindness (10) |
| ONSPECIAL | Canopies patched up with line should be discounted (2,7) |
| VAMPED | Dave somehow trapped member and patched it up (6) |
| OFFICERS | Police, perhaps in charge, taken in by bids (8) |
| PIECED | Per instructions every cardigan easily darned first and patched (6) |
| OFFICER | Major, say, in charge, taken in by volunteer |
| ARNICA | Seamen in charge taken by drivers to plant (6) |
| NEUTRINO | Say, fresh sapling - understand it comes with no charge |
| ROSERASH | Go up with no thought for the consequences - German measels (4,4) |
| SUPERMAN | Nurse Pam patched up Lois Lane's boyfriend (8) |
| REPAIRED | Patched up, fixed (8) |
| SHINGLES | Southern English individuals patched up herpes zoster |
| DEATHCAP | A patched up fungus (5,3) |
| FLAT | Word used to describe beer/pop having lost its fizz, a tyre devoid of air, the sea without waves, a battery with no charge, a painting lacking perspective, feet having little or no arch or a racecours |
| STANDARDISES | Flag goes up with no resistance and makes a uniform appearance (12) |
| NEUTRON | Very basic piece that comes with no charge |
| DECAF | From behind, looked at drink with no charge? (5) |
| UNION | Coupling atom with no charge? (5) |
