| FACTOTUM | A person employed as a dogsbody (8) |
| ASSET | Espionage term for a person employed as a secret agent |
| ORDER | Treat as a dogsbody RUC man backing lawyers on strike (5,5) |
| CODEBREAKER | Person employed as a cracker? (4-7) |
| LABOURER | See 20 Dn, He's employed as a fieldsman (4,8) |
| RETAINER | He keeps being employed as a family servant then? (8) |
| HANDYMAN | A person employed to do small jobs for people in their homes (8) |
| STRAPPER | What is a person employed to attend and groom racehorses in the stables (8) |
| INTHERAW | Stark naked when employed as a spy here... (2,3,3) |
| GUARDDOG | Barker employed as a security assistant? (5,3) |
| CONFORMATION | A dogsbody provides trick questionnaire at a charge (12) |
| GOFER | A junior assistant, a dogsbody (5) |
| SKIVVY | Broadcaster, about 45, is a dogsbody (6) |
| DRUDGE | A dogsbody or menial worker (6) |
| GOPHER | Creature sounds like a dogsbody (6) |
| CANARY | Yellow finch known collectively as an aria or an opera and formerly employed as a colliery gas detector; a Madeira-like wine; or, an informal word for a jailbird or a soprano (6) |
| STEWARD | Official in charge of a match or race; a male flight attendant; or, a person employed to look after a large house, farm or estate (7) |
| CHAUFFEUR | A person employed to drive a car for a rich or important person (9) |
| TESTER | Historically, a person employed to prove the innocuousness of food by eating it before serving it to their master or mistress; or, a little cup for a person who is sampling wine (6) |
| PENNYROYAL | A creeping mint brewed in tea as a folk remedy for coughs or employed as a flavour in black pudding, hence its other name "pudding grass" (10) |
