| TELEPHONELINE | Connects with Jack on the land, for one, for a chat (9,4) |
| TILL | Labour on the land for a place with some money |
| CARNATION | Roller on the land for flower production (9) |
| ISLE | Tips for Irish St Leger expected to land for one of those in deep water perhaps (4) |
| GAME | Candy Land, for one |
| DEMESNE | Put down, say, and land for one's own benefit |
| CONFABULATION | Gathering together around centre of Kabul for a chat (13) |
| CAUSERIE | French word for a chat or a gossip; a conversational article on a literary subject or art; or, an informal essay on any given topic (8) |
| UNION | Word, derived from the Latin for "one", for the state of being allied; the act of marriage or wedlock; a brotherhood or guild; or, agreement, concord or harmony in general (5) |
| NEANDERTHAL | A primeval human near the land for a change |
| TAR | Jack, on the road with Mac? (3) |
| ABROAD | Jack on the way to distant climes? (6) |
| JABOT | Ruffle Jack on the subject of missing uranium |
| ABSTAIN | Refuse to vote putting Jack on the spot (7) |
| INJUSTICE | Wrong units somehow held jack on the rocks (9) |
| KNAVERY | Roguish behaviour by Jack on the railway (7) |
| PLACEMAT | Patrick rings Chantilly, for one, for Frenchman holding the plat du jour, for example (5,3) |
| CARTOGRAPHER | One shows lie of the land for airport charge I leave out (12) |
| TERRAIN | The lay of the land for trainer/jockey (7) |
| SERF | One working the land for another is swell by all accounts (4) |
