| TABULAR | A brutal style for flat (7) |
| ACCRUAL | Sounds like a brutal accumulation (7) |
| TEDIOUS | Raising loan, bachelor leaves promises to pay for flat |
| ABREAST | Well-informed about king - a brutal person |
| GORILLA | Travel by water with a brutal man |
| CAVEMAN | Hollow king, say, a brutal one |
| EVENSUP | Settles for flat drink (5,2) |
| SHOEBOX | Container for flats or heels |
| FLAN | From Latin for "flat", a diagram on a flat surface of a 3-D object such as a building; or, an aim (4) |
| PLATEN | From the French for "flat", a part of a printing press that pushes the paper against the forme/type; or, the roller in a typewriter (6) |
| CLINOMETER | Flat plate, typically of cast iron, used as a gauge for flat surfaces in metalwork (10) |
| RAMBO | A dithyramb, oddly, contains a brutal film hero (5) |
| TABULARASA | SAA - a brutal representation of a blank slate (6,4) |
| VAPID | Poet lacking nothing returning a year's rent for flat |
| WATERBUFFALO | Few of a brutal disposition get domesticated animals (5,7) |
| TALON | Used by a bird of prey in a brutal onslaught |
| BEAST | Elsewhere a bets a brutal person |
| SPARETYRE | Displaced ratepayers lacking a replacement for flat (5,4) |
| MAISONETTE | No estimate devised for flat with a separate door (10) |
| EVENINGPRIMROSE | Plant for flat in Gateshead used by prudish woman (7,8) |
