| PERTURB | Agitate dry salesman from the south (7) |
| PEPERONI | I am behind the office messenger welcoming the salesman from the south with a meat dish (8) |
| SPATOUT | Rudely ejected the salesman from the health resort? |
| PRAYERMAT | Scottish hat salesman from the east carrying some light Arabian carpet? |
| UNTIL | Up to the time when I met Phil, a top salesman from Huntspill, I was unhappy (5) |
| FUND | Rod, a leading salesman from Dunsford, has made a lot of money, which he has put aside for a specific purpose (4) |
| VITAL | Gus, a leading salesman from St Gluvias, makes out what he's trying to sell you is absolutely necessary (5) |
| MUDFLAP | Slander then agitate a fixture behind the wheel of the truck (7) |
| EMOTION | Word, from "agitate, excite, move, stir up", for fear, joy, sorrow or other powerful "moving" of the feelings (7) |
| PRATTLE | Having the power to agitate by talk (7) |
| DISTURB | Agitate the rust in offer made over (7) |
| FLUSTER | Agitate the fellow with a terrible result (7) |
| STIRRUP | On a horse, you put your foot in it when you agitate with the revolutionary leader (7) |
| FANCLUB | Fervent admirers agitate the staff |
| INERTIA | Ten IRA I agitate with inactivity (7) |
| STARTLE | Disturb or agitate suddenly as by surprise or fright. (7) |
| ONEROUS | Demanding person's to agitate endlessly (7) |
| PURISTS | Sticklers agitate in retreat about end of rules (7) |
| REHOUSE | Move to agitate about what? (7) |
| STIRRER | Deliberate troublemaker tries to agitate around posh car (7) |
