| PRIVATEER | Armed vessel patrol leader dined in tweed, perhaps (9) |
| DRIVER | Tariff I'd put on tweed, perhaps, directed by 4Ac (4,6) |
| TAXI | Tariff I'd put on tweed, perhaps, directed by 4Ac (4,6) |
| LATER | Labour leader dined with royal afterwards (5) |
| TRAVERSED | Came across party-goers in tweeds in odd places |
| DISPLEASE | Nettle - source of illness patrol-leader caught |
| RELEGATED | Demoted Socialist member dined in (9) |
| PHILATELY | Gibbons' thing to have dined in US city, informally (9) |
| INSINUATE | Imply that I dined in greed? (9) |
| GATEHOUSE | Dined in good hotel by river lodge |
| PLASMA | Patrol leader like mother - it's in the blood (6) |
| RAPIDS | Patrol leader engulfed by storms in cataract (6) |
| LOVAT | Muted green colour used in tweed and woollen garments, named after an old settlement in Inverness-shire (5) |
| DISTURB | Worry as section in Tweed is turbulent |
| HARRIS | Hair's arranged, and king is in tweed (6) |
| DOGTOOTH | Broken-check pattern much used in tweed (3-5) |
| WEEDER | Chris ___ (Snr) won Ang. Trust Veterans National 2023 - in tweed, ermine (6) |
| TERMED | Called the Marines in Tweed, the West being lost (6) |
| PLANNINGOFFICER | Patrol leader takes girl in with force - if force makes a controller of development (8,7) |
| GUNBOAT | Armed vessel you casually note in attack |