| REALLOT | Back a great many, we hear, to make a new distribution (7) |
| ALLOT | Make a rationed distribution for a great many, we hear (5) |
| LOTS | Nearly all stole back: a great many (4) |
| ANIMAL | Perhaps, bear a new distribution of mail (6) |
| HOARDS | Accumulates a great many, we hear |
| ANGELIC | It's good to make a new start in translating Gaelic (7) |
| RELEASE | Free to make a new tenure agreement (7) |
| AFFIRM | A business undertaking, we hear, to make a declaration (6) |
| APPEAR | A titled figure, we hear, to make a showing (6) |
| BREACH | Part of a gun, we hear, to make a gap in the defences (6) |
| ACCRUE | A shipping company, we hear, to make a profit (6) |
| LEMON | It needs aid, we hear, to make a drink (5) |
| ATTENUATE | Had a mid-morning snack, we hear, to make one lean! (9) |
| ROAD | Went on horseback, we hear, to make highway (4) |
| REMASTER | To make a new, improved version of a previous recording of a musical work (8) |
| ARDOUR | Eagerness to make a new road to an old city |
| SWARM | Mass of bees that has left a hive to make a new home (5) |
| SHUFFLETHEPACK | Evade answering the rugger forwards and prepare to make a new deal (7,3,4) |
| OODLES | Counsel doorman to hold back a great deal |
| EAST | A way to make a new seat |