| JOBBER | Casual worker from the outskirts of Jaipur receiving award without a hint of boastfulness |
| OPERATOR | Worker from the outskirts of Prague interrupting speaker (8) |
| HAND | Casual worker from the extremes has an axe to grind (4) |
| CUTICLE | Piece of beef from the outskirts of Carrauntoohil in Ireland, with the skin, that's usually removed (7) |
| FRANCE | A fragrance from the outskirts of basset country, originally (6) |
| MLIV | No end of a hard worker from the East of Europe (4) |
| DUBLIN | John Rigby's old base can be seen from the outskirts of Dubrovnik and Berlin (6) |
| HERBS | Seasoned additions to game recipes from the outskirts of Helsinki's suburbs (5) |
| DRUDGE | Servile worker from the capital of Denmark offensive about first of girls (6) |
| ARIA | Song from the outskirts of Amritsar, India (4)) |
| BERRY | A fruity bird treat attracts the best quarry from the outskirts (5) |
| TWOPART | Having a couple of pieces of pie, gorging without a hint of propriety (3-4) |
| FARANDAWAY | A fancy award without cachet originally revolutionised by a great deal (3,3,4) |
| HATTERS | Mercury used in the making of felt caused brain damage to which group of workers from the 17th to 20th centuries? (7) |
| DIALECT | Face caught without a hint of expression, in a manner of speaking |
| EMMY | Award resembling a jewel without a hint of gold (4) |
| TEMPURA | Casual worker from old city is anonymous one battered in Japanese kitchen (7) |
| CHIROPODIST | A feet worker from the choir may stop ID |
| GOCART | Minor worker, from the bottom, perhaps painting vehicle (2-4) |
| MODESTY | What is the quality of being free from vanity, boastfulness, etc (7) |
