| THIGHS | Being intoxicated in a backstreet, sees bits of legs (6) |
| EMPYEMA | Doctor may see bits of pleural matter releasing pus, finally resulting in this? (7) |
| SUPPLE | A bit of "Legs up, please" will make you agile (6) |
| BEDSORES | Ulcers in bottoms or even bits of legs |
| TORTOISE | Reactionary old lefty one occasionally sees, bit of a plodder? (8) |
| TRILLS | Runnel in a backstreet makes a tremulous sound (6) |
| TRAMPS | Inclination in a backstreet, so one treads with much noise (6) |
| TRYSTS | Financial arrangements cause corrosion in a backstreet (6) |
| CADETS | They're training to put a juniper tree on a backstreet (6) |
| STUNTS | Daredevil performances are a knockout on a backstreet (6) |
| LOOPED | Intoxicated, in slang |
| POTHOLE | A hollow in the road surface caused damage to the back of our coach in a backstreet in Poole (7) |
| PORTWRINKLE | Last week, in a backstreet, a prowler was seen lurking around our village in Cornwall (11) |
| TALES | Stories of beer in a backstreet (5) |
| ATTRACTS | Piece of land in a backstreet is appealing |
| DANSEUR | Dancer in a backstreet in France (7) |
| TOPS | Gets to the head of work in a backstreet (4) |
| ALLEY | Word for a backstreet, narrow lane, path in a shrubbery, tree-lined avenue in a garden or a walk in a park, along which "to go" (5) |
| LITTLEHAM | I live in this large hamlet, in a backstreet, about two miles from Bideford (9) |
| MISTERDJ | Title radio man in a Backstreet Boys song |
