| READING | About, at short notice and in good order, to be studying (7) |
| ADVISES | Guided one, at short notice, and competed with a top side (7) |
| MEETING | Pour back in good order to an assembly (7) |
| BINGE | Be inside, in good order to drink deep (5) |
| DRESSINGS | Line up in good order to start supplying bandages (9) |
| BRISTOL | Shipshape and ___ fashion - neat and in good order (7) |
| EARNING | What students want to be studying, having dropped Latin? (7) |
| MAXWELL | TV presenter and actor Lisa and in good health (7) |
| ALEVELS | Qualifications that pregnant Amelia might be studying for this autumn in Emmerdale (1,6) |
| PUTUPON | Taken advantage of plonk and in good mood at work (3-4) |
| SANAEST | She's hale, hearty and in good health |
| ADEPTLY | Notice and see about small point capably (7) |
| HEAVIER | More burdensome to take notice and accept struggle (7) |
| SEEPAGE | Notice and make an announcement about leak (7) |
| OBSERVE | To notice and register as being significant (7) |
| GLITTERING | In sparkling form in the light, and in good order (10) |
| ADRENAL | Notice and learn about gland (7) |
| ANISEED | It's sweet, I notice, and round (7) |
| DRESSES | Speaks without notice, and comes into line (7) |
| IGNORED | Neglected? Yes, took no notice and it's eroding badly (7) |
