| RIDEROUGHSHODOVER | Carry out plans with arrogant disregard for others or their wishes (4,9,4) |
| HIGHHANDEDNESS | He'd tampered with NHS headings, such arrogant disregard for others! (4-10) |
| NAPLES | Carry out plans with Eastern city (6) |
| IMPERVIOUS | Victor with arrogant bearing cannot be moved |
| CONSIDERATE | Like one who cares for others - or is a decent sort |
| COSTS | Amounts of money needed to carry out plans (5) |
| CALLOUS | Having an insensitive and cruel disregard for others (7) |
| INCONSIDERATION | Disregard for others in trick tried on is a wrong (15) |
| NARCISSISTIC | A critic's sins somehow showing complete disregard for others (12) |
| HIGHHORSE | Pegasus had attitude of haughty disregard for others (4,5) |
| CALLOUSNESS | Cruel disregard for others, anagram of LASSO UNCLES (11) |
| EXECUTORS | People appointed by a will-maker to carry their wishes out (9) |
| EXECUTOR | It's weirdly true - CEO gets cross when this person is appointed to carry out their wishes |
| SCAMBLER | Scots word for a mealtime sponger, unwelcome visitor or similar intruder upon the hospitality of others; or, one who stumbles or moves unsteadily (8) |
| MASHERS | Edwardian or Victorian dandies named for the manner in which they crushed on others; or, kitchen utensils for crushing boiled potatoes (7) |
| TANDEM | With punning use of the Latin for "at length", word for a carriage drawn by a long set-up of two horses, one behind the other; or, a bicycle for two riders in a similar lengthy formation (6) |
| TESTATORS | People who have been willing to indicate their wishes (9) |
| BUNK | One of a pair of single berths or shelflike beds, one above the other; or, from the name of a North Carolinian county alluded to in an inane speech, a word for claptrap, humbug or tedious nonsense (4) |
| SETUP | Make carefully worked out plans for |
| MISANTHROPES | People who dislike or distrust others or humankind in general (12) |
