| ARCHAISE | A car he is ordered to give a dated appearance to |
| SECLUSION | Counsel is ordered to give privacy (9) |
| ACTOR | To get a car he has to really perform! (5) |
| EMPIRIC | Price I'm ordered to give a quack doctor |
| ADVANTAGE | At short notice, get a van ordered to give one the edge (9) |
| DRESDEN | Needs and is ordered to go to a doctor in Germany (7) |
| TOOTS | Makes a loud noise, as a car horn - also a dated term of endearment (5) |
| ENLARGE | General ordered to give more detail (7) |
| LOSEHEART | Helots are ordered to give up (4,5) |
| TOLD | Ordered to give the lot back the day after (4) |
| TUNISIA | A unit is ordered to somewhere in N Africa (7) |
| RIOT | A leading rebel is ordered to run amok (4) |
| CALLED | A cute doll involved in harassment is ordered to strike (6,3) |
| OUT | A cute doll involved in harassment is ordered to strike (6,3) |
| BRUTALISE | A butler is ordered to act cruelly (9) |
| JUICER | A cider press, lemon squeezer, reamer or other fruit-essence extractor; a dipso, tippler, toper or wino; or, with "lime", a dated somewhat-disparaging nickname for a British sailor/person (6) |
| PIPPIP | Imitative of a duo of blasts on a motor car or bicycle's horn, a dated way of saying "goodbye, so long" (3-3) |
| TAR | What is a dated word for a sailor? (3) |
| CAD | What is a dated word for a dastardly man? (3) |
| CHRISTEN | Snitcher's ordered to give name |
