| STRAWMAN | Aunt Sally's blemishes brought up by bishop, say |
| BREWPUB | Place to drink tea, say, turned up by bishop (7) |
| BUTTERCUP | Bloomer made by bishop, say, presented with trophy |
| BELLMAN | He rings attractive woman, overheard by bishop, say |
| PIERCE | Rook taken by bishop, say, to break through |
| MANDRILL | Primate, in practice, preceded by bishop, say (8) |
| BUTTERSCOTCH | Sweet alcoholic drink taken by bishop, say (12) |
| MAYAN | Always entertained by bishop, say, of old civilisation (5) |
| MANCHESTER | City where treasure may be stored by bishop, say, and Queen (10) |
| TAUNTS | Makes fun of Great Aunt Sally's stuffing (6) |
| LAUGHINGSTOCK | Aunt Sally's cattle with a sense of humour (8,5) |
| FALLGUY | Aunt Sally's come down to stay |
| FUNFAIR | Aunt Sally's place? |
| BUTT | Aunt Sally's derriere (4) |
| BUTTERBUR | Bishop, say, with difficulty picked up plant |
| ELDERSTATESMAN | Revolutionary leaders test bishop, say, as political adviser (5,9) |
| MADAMEBUTTERFLY | 10 composed about a married bishop, say, smart (6,9) |
| CHESSMAN | Church manses converted for bishop, say (8) |
| BARMAN | Rule out bishop, say, as provider of local service (6) |
| BEGRUDGE | Envy bishop, say, getting disrespectful about golf (8) |
