| CAMEMBERT | Cheese a representative brought into court (9) |
| EMBLEMATIC | Representative brought me back to claim bet was lost (10) |
| IMPORTED | Editor excited about peoples' representative brought in |
| PAMPER | Quiet morning; representative brought back spoil! (6) |
| WHITEDAMP | A little cheese, a quiet menace in a coal mine (5,4) |
| ENCHILADA | Meaning "season with chilli" and referred to in an expression synonymous with "big cheese", a tortilla-based burrito-like dish (9) |
| PLAINTIFF | He will take the ordinary row into court (9) |
| AUCTIONBRIDGE | University brought into court case - the connection, a game |
| TRIBAL | Bishop brought into court case concerning clan |
| CONSULTANT | Expert on Muslim leader brought into court |
| WOODS | Golf clubs Director brought into courts |
| BUTTER | From "cow cheese", a churned dairy spread or "scrape" said to be liked if a "goldcup" of a celandine-like meadow flower reflects yellow under one's chin; or, a word for flattery (6) |
| DANISH | A blue cheese; a pastry |
| EDAMAME | a€¦cheese, a muscadine rind, soybean (7) |
| COTTAGE | --- cheese, a mild, loose, soft, white cheese made from skimmed milk curds (7) |
| CURD | The non-whey part of milk for caseiculture; lemon cheese; a fatty substance between flakes of poached salmon; a cauliflower's head; or, soap that rises in the lye in chandlery (4) |
| CASEIN | Ingredient of cheese, a nice variety son introduced (6) |
| BRASSIE | Cheese a couple of sons consumed in the old club |
| SEAL | Sample of cheese - a luxury in Cork (4) |
| MOZZARELLA | Cheese a little while before sleep's rejected every time (10) |
