| ALGEBRA | A large complex houses British subject (7) |
| OILDRUMS | Solid complex houses odd liquid containers |
| LOGISTIC | Of the organisation of a large complex operation (8) |
| PRAIRIE | Rodent living in large complex burrows on the treeless grassy plains of North America, _ dog (7) |
| TOUGHEN | Fortify huge complex in fashion (7) |
| UNHINGE | Drive mad in huge complex around noon (7) |
| TSELIOT | Which American-born poet became a British subject in 1927? (1,1,5) |
| SEVENTY | ___ Mile House, British Columbia |
| HARANGUE | Managed in a huge complex producing slate (8) |
| ORGAN | Large complex musical keyboard instrument in which sound is produced by means of a number of pipes arranged in sets or stops, supplied with air from a bellows |
| HIGH | Large, complex (and shady?) money transactions (4,7) |
| UNDERTHEWEATHER | Indisposed subordinate, British subject? (5,3,7) |
| SCOOT | Move fast, like a British subject going round the job centre |
| HANDEL | Celebrated 18th- -century German composer who became a British subject (6) |
| ORGANS | Large, complex musical keyboard instruments (6) |
| MACROCOSM | Two males snaring a reptile with huge complex structure (9) |
| LAUNDERER | Cleaner description of British subject follows statute being shortened (9) |
| TOPIC | Start to comment on hat worn once by British subject |
| SCOT | British subject about to punch drunk (4) |
| MATHS | Compulsory British subject |
