| TWOTIMERS | A couple of hunters, perhaps, who cheat? (3-6) |
| TWISTER | Pontoon player who cheats? (7) |
| TIMEPIECE | Edges away from proof of payment to issue when mounting hunter, perhaps |
| CARDGAMES | A range of activities that might include cheat? (4,5) |
| CARDSHARP | One who cheats with a pack (9) |
| ADULTERER | Luther oddly stops a German artist, one who cheats |
| APPRAISER | A Paris rep, perhaps, who fixes the prices |
| WATCHCASE | This contains the complete works of Hunter |
| CHISELLER | One who cheats the sculptor (9) |
| CARDHIDER | Sleeve, for a poker cheat? |
| LOSEFAITH | Those fail, perhaps, who drop out (4,5) |
| EXPOUNDER | Retired boxer perhaps who gives an explanation (9) |
| DECORATOR | Painter, perhaps, who gives the Christmas address? |
| LONGFACED | Highbrow type perhaps who is dismal-looking (4-5) |
| ALPACA | A large group of hunters ending off a domesticated mammal (6) |
| UNFAIR | Like the behavior of people who cheat at sports |
| WATCH | Keep a wary eye on a hunter, perhaps (5) |
| ASYLUMSEEKER | Offers protection from a real looker perhaps who is after a new passport? (6,6) |
| FOWL | Word for any bird originally, later a domestic cock or hen; either of said poult's flesh as food; or, "feathers" as the collective quarry of hunters (4) |
| EYESDOWN | Instructions to house hunters perhaps: trade latterly quite depressed (4,4) |
