| DIVOT | A little bit of turf, loosely speaking |
| DOSS | Easy job, turning over small bit of turf |
| SODA | Bit of turf with a compound of sodium |
| LEMONTREE | a¦ similarly a __, loosely speaking, source of fruit (5,4) |
| FINAL | The last bit of turf in a lawn (5) |
| CLOD | Fool - bit of turf (4) |
| SODDEN | Very wet bit of turf over fox's hole (6) |
| GRAMMAR | Study of language that's relative, loosely speaking? (7) |
| BORDELLO | Jangled doorbell of house, loosely speaking (8) |
| AMERICA | Man in a mother country (loosely speaking) (7) |
| TWIRLY | Description of coils premature, loosely speaking? (6) |
| STRAY | Wander perhaps around odd bits of turf (5) |
| STREWN | Tossed around odd bits of turf in all directions (6) |
| DIVOTS | Sod it replaces includes five bits of turf dislodged (6) |
| THEBIRTHOFVENUS | A star (loosely speaking) is born in Renaissance painting (3,5,2,5) |
| SCREE | Loosely speaking, the mass of rock one won't quite put on TV (5) |
| TUTU | Skirt or tie, loosely speaking (4) |
| ORATION | Speech from European, or African, ___, loosely speaking? (7) |
| DIARIST | Frank, perhaps, in frightful joint, loosely speaking? (7) |
| STREWTH | Antipodean exclamation is reality, loosely speaking |
