| CUSHY | (Of job) easy and well-paid (5) |
| SOFT | Thus short measure is easy and well paid (4) |
| JESSICAMAUBOY | Rap music job easy to involve a pop star (7,6) |
| EASYSTREET | Simple path - and well-paid destination (4,6) |
| URGES | Eggs on rug, cooked over easy and unevenly (5) |
| YUPPY | Young well-paid city worker |
| PABST | Brewer that makes the Easy and Extra lagers |
| RHYME | What "easy" and "breezy" do |
| SINECURIST | Scrutinise workings of one with an easy, well-paid job |
| GRAVYTRAIN | Well-paid job requiring little or no effort (5,5) |
| MONEYFOROLDROPE | An easy well-paid job to exchange cash for ancient cord (5,3,3,4) |
| SINECURE | At home in safe job, well-paid and undemanding |
| PLUM | At outset positive, look up manager's description of well-paid job |
| LEARNER | Student's left a well-paid job |
| EARNER | May head off a trainee with a well-paid job (6) |
| YUPPIE | Well-paid pro in confusion after rise on 4th of July |
| MARRYAT | Frederick -; naval officer who wrote sea stories including The King's Own and Mr Midshipman Easy and also developed a code of maritime flag signals (7) |
| PLAINSAILING | Easy and unobstructed progress (5,7) |
| GREENRUN | Skiing: very easy and gentle slope, suitable for beginners (5,3) |
| ANGULAR | Opposite of easy and graceful (7) |
