| LABIAL | A bill, a twisted form made by the lips (6) |
| TAB | Versatile word with meanings including an aerofoil, a bill, a cigarette, a collar insignia, a dose of LSD, a flap, a fob, a loop of a theatrical curtain, the drape itself, musical notation, a pill, a |
| FACTORYFARM | A crafty form made out to be a big one in agriculture (7,4) |
| FRO | Short form made over to companion (3) |
| BIRETTA | A bitter, twisted form of priestly top gear (7) |
| CONTORTION | Against hill changing into twisted form |
| DEFORMED | Twisted form indeed! (8) |
| CALLME | Meaning of the "thumb by the ear and pinkie by the lips" gesture |
| ACACIA | Bill a spy firm for the tree (6) |
| ACCEPT | Take Bill a small part of the church interior (6) |
| ABACUS | Bill a passenger? You can count on it! |
| LAYOUT | Some bill a youth has to pay (3,3) |
| NIB | A bird's beak or bill; a pen point; a peak, projection or prong; a shaft of a scythe's snath; or, an aristocrat (3) |
| BEAK | Word for a bird's bill, a human's nose, a squid's mouthpart or a turtle's jaw that is also long-standing public school slang for a master or teacher (4) |
| GUILLEMOT | Diving bird with a long pointed bill, a member of the auk family (9) |
| CHILBLAIN | Give Bill a chin distorted by a painful swelling (9) |
| GERANIUM | From Greek for "crane", a plant with seedpods reminiscent of cranes' bills; a pelargonium; or, the pink, red or scarlet colour of many cultivated varieties of the aforesaid flower (8) |
| BAHT | Pick up the bill, a case for hard foreign currency (4) |
| POSTALORDER | Means of paying bill a peer's pocketed (6,5) |
| PRIMABALLERINA | Bill a repairman for treating a star performer (5,9) |
