| EASING | A moral offence in, for example, slowing up (6) |
| CASINO | Where gambling is a moral offence in company (6) |
| USING | The employment of moral offence in huge contents (5) |
| ERROR | Deviate from the true course as an alternative to a moral offence |
| TIDIER | Slowing up, about to stop, straightened up? |
| SYNODS | Religious assemblies speak about chances to go after moral offence |
| SINNED | Gave moral offence |
| EARWIG | Leader's agent removes wires inside in, for example, a bug (6) |
| IGNITE | Digs up metal found in, for example, iodine from fire (6) |
| CLIQUE | Indication of intelligence in, for example, this coterie (6) |
| PRAISE | Minimal salary increase in, for example, good job! (6) |
| KASBAH | Citadel in, for example, Algiers (6) |
| SANITY | Reason fool is taken in for example (6) |
| REGENT | Rent takes in, for example, monarch's adviser (6) |
| CHARGE | Proverbially blind character accused of offence in police assault (5,6) |
| LOSING | Coming off second best offence in record (6) |
| SYNTAX | Rules charge should follow offence in hearing? (6) |
| CRIMEA | First offence in disputed European region (6) |
| SASHAY | Strut surely has wood in for example |
| INDICT | Charge with an offence in short dictation |
