| FIGUREOFFUN | A number at leisure, say, can be a ridiculous type (6,2,3) |
| LAUGHABLE | The foreign expression for disgust qualified by ridiculous type (9) |
| LAUGHINGSTOCKS | Spooner's finding canal workers ridiculous types (8,6) |
| EZEKIEL | Book like novel after leisure, say (7) |
| WEEKEND | Time for leisure, say (7) |
| WILDCARD | Joker say can be a match for any character |
| MARIGOLD | To wed money, they say, can be a bloomer |
| ANOTHER | One more, say, can be a different thing (7) |
| SAWHORSE | Saying "beef", say, can be supporting timber (8) |
| BARGE | Lighter piece of metal, say, can be lifted |
| SUITABLE | Hearts, say, can be quite fitting (8) |
| NUTS | Hazel, say, can be knockout, right? (4) |
| BEASTSOFBURDEN | Camels, say, can be stubborn as feed is distributed (6,2,6) |
| WITCHERY | Sorcery which, say, can be found on eastern railway (8) |
| FILLING | Tuna mayonnaise, say, can be hearty (7) |
| WOULDA | Word that Merriam-Webster says can be arranged "in any way" with coulda and shoulda |
| CONAMORE | Tenderly taking care of a number at asylum, initially a larger number (3,5) |
| MASCOT | This may be lucky for a number at the races |
| ODDS | Game where both players say a number at the same time |
| FORASONG | In favour of a number at a bargain price (3,1,4) |
