| FRACTION | Could be a vulgar bit (8) |
| NAFF | Vulgar bit of stuff a nephew picked up |
| FILTHIERTIP | Even more vulgar bit of advice? |
| DOTHEY | Party tango? Dance currently amid vulgar bit of revelry miscast awfully with no end of music as seasonal song (2,4,4,3,9) (2,4,4,3) |
| LAIRITUP | Behave in a vulgar way (4,2,2) |
| RASP | From "sweet rose-coloured wine", an informal name for a pinkish berry-like canefruit synonymous with a boo, hiss or jeer and recalled in a vulgar rhyme about a "framboise tart" (4) |
| UPSTART | A vulgar person puts a new construction on art (7) |
| LASAGNA | This word in English has somewhat complicated origins, though it comes by way of, in part, a Latin word meaning "chamber pot" and a Vulgar Latin word meaning "cooking pot," by which it evolved to an I |
| ACCRUEDINTEREST | Heard a vulgar curiosity built up in bank accounts (7,8) |
| GARISH | Colourful in a vulgar manner (6) |
| RASPBERRY | Chuck after sounding great, produces a vulgar sound (9) |
| LUMME | Some of them mulled over a vulgar comment? |
| LOUDMOUTH | One lacks tact at a vulgar opening (9) |
| GARIBALDI | Soldier arresting a vulgar revolutionary (9) |
| BAWDILY | In a vulgar way |
| BROADMINDED | Catholic a vulgar American woman resented |
| QUAINT | Curious question isn't phrased in a vulgar way |
| TASTELESSLY | Inelegantly, in a vulgar manner |
| INDELICATE | A vulgar word for 'tough' (10) |
| VERNACULAR | Unravel car components in a vulgar tongue |
