| KEMPTON | A major Shropshire pheasant shoot: token MP arranged! (7) |
| SUBDEAN | Supporting clergyman? A sunbed is arranged! (7) |
| WEM | Welsh earl heading to major Shropshire town |
| SHRIMP | Irish MP arranged to forego one crustacean (6) |
| ANTEPENULTIMATE | Tea MP arranged with lieutenant with two more to come |
| COMMENTARIES | They may be running the moment race is arranged! (12) |
| PEAFOWL | Often kept on the grounds of a country estate and known collectively as a muster, ostentation or a pride, the largest member of the pheasant family (7) |
| GURSTON | Pheasant/partridge shoot, Wilts - fancy town grounds! (7,4) |
| TOPPING | Breadcrumbs, garnish, icing, pizza cheese, sauce, sprinkles or other uppermost addition to food; a dated word for "excellent" or "splendid"; or, a golden pheasant tippet feather as the tail of an arti |
| PLECTRA | Criminal cartel headed by leader of pheasant pluckers (7) |
| CARPORT | Shelter grouse or last of pheasant (7) |
| SKILLET | Cooking pot in which to place pheasant, say (7) |
| PEACOCK | Pheasant-like bird noted for its showy plumage (7) |
| OCTOBER | The UK pheasant-shooting season starts in which month? (7) |
| EDAMAME | Soy beans with cheese and pheasant, say - no good! (7) |
| INSECTS | Source of protein for pheasant chicks: scent is awful! (7) |
| CARRION | Glossy type of crow, predator of e.g. pheasant eggs (7) |
| TURKEYS | Birds of an American genus (Meleagris) of the pheasant family (7) |
| FUNNELS | Ship chimneys become pheasant pen re-entry points (7) |
| DIGRAPH | The ph in pheasant is one |
