| MALADROIT | Clumsy admiral to get transferred (9) |
| RUBOFFON | Get transferred to problem facing two cricket sides (3,3,2) |
| PASSENGERS | Weak team members who'll get transferred by coach, perhaps (10) |
| ADMIRABLE | For an admiral to be put out - you have to admire him for it! (9) |
| ETA | Get admiral to reveal expected arrival time (1,1,1) |
| ADORN | Top admiral to execute sailors on deck (5) |
| RARELY | Seldom have a Rear Admiral to rely on (6) |
| FLEET | It's the responsibility of an admiral to be quick (5) |
| ALIENABLE | Able to be transferred to new ownership (9) |
| TURNOVERS | Word for apprentices, people or things, transferred from employer to employer or place to place; folded pies of apple or jam; or, profits (9) |
| MASCULINE | Macho musical transferred to Newcastle area (9) |
| AMBULANCE | Lame Cuban transferred to emergency vehicle (9) |
| RESHIPPED | Transferred from one vessel to another (9) |
| SALISBURY | City lass I transferred to town (9) |
| ROCHESTER | The scorer transferred to Kent city (9) |
| DISSENTER | Girls transferred things, with little hesitation, to a nonconformist (9) |
| EXECUTIVE | Four transferred in to complete leadership team (9) |
| PETTICOAT | Name originally for a garment worn by men under a doublet that transferred to an underskirt (9) |
| LIQUEFIED | Fifty-one quid fee transferred, made available to flow between banks? (9) |
| LIFEBOATS | Fellow transferred in is able to set out in rescue craft (9) |
