| RESPECTABLE | A pleb recast in new mould to be fit for proper society? |
| MEETS | Proper society gatherings (5) |
| IMPALPABLE | One MP, extremely antipathetical to a pleb, unfortunately can't be touched (10) |
| PLATFORM | Raised floor in factory unable to retain new mould |
| PATRICIA | This woman a pleb? Just the opposite, though lacks finish (8) |
| CRABAPPLES | Scrap a pleb's plans to grow fruit (4,6) |
| BLACKSHEEP | Heck! a pleb's abused by dodgy family member (5,5) |
| EDIBLE | 2 censoring introduction to scriptures to be fit for consumption (6) |
| BALMORAL | Where the soothing influence is said to be fit for a monarch (8) |
| HABITABLE | Dress to be fit for living in |
| SEAWORTHY | Row as they trained to be fit for voyage (9) |
| USABLE | Turn black to be fit for service (6) |
| PARABLE | Father said to be fit for the story |
| PROBABLE | Likely to be fit for investigation? (8) |
| BESEEM | To be fit for or worthy of. |
| BOMBE | Ice cream dessert, frozen in a mould to look like a cannonball (5) |
| ENABLED | Maybe need to get out of the lab in order to be fit to do things (7) |
| TRIM | Word for proper array, condition, equipment or order, as in a ship, hence describing a person who is slim/fit (4) |
| CASKALES | d Ask for scale to be adjusted for 'proper' beers (4,4) |
| HORSEHAIR | Hero's recast in musical, giving a bit of a bow? |
