| SMILER | Covering more than a kilometre, sister's a happy-looking sort |
| MIDDLE | More than a kilometre round outskirts of Dartford, and the centre (6) |
| ALDEBARAN | Meaning "the follower", due to its apparent trailing of the Seven Sisters, a star in the constellation Taurus, described as said bull's red eye (9) |
| ASIS | My little sister's A score is unaltered |
| LILIES | They're proverbially white, covering more than half a hundred falsehoods (6) |
| TRANSSIBERIAN | The world's longest railway line, covering more than 9000km (5,8) |
| GOBIDESERT | Vast arid area in northern China and southern Mongolia covering more than one million sq km (4,6) |
| SMILEY | Happy-looking symbol that's often yellow |
| IMPERIALMEASURE | I presume a miler mistakenly covering a kilometre isn't this (8,7) |
| TREK | Journey of one third of a kilometre and one half of a kilometre (4) |
| SPREADING | Covering more ground, studying philosophy originally at university |
| POTHERBS | Skin from potatoes covering more second-rate veggies (3,5) |
| PASTY | Unhealthy looking sort of pie (5) |
| SEARCHER | Probe forward-looking sort about bow (8) |
| MACKEREL | Fishy-looking sort of sky? (8) |
| RESUSCITATE | Bring round sister, a cute sort |
| ARMLOCK | Carol, with a kilometre to do for a half-nelson, say (7) |
| SNOB | Down-looking sort |
| WAIF | Thin, unhealthy-looking sort |
| SEER | Forward-looking sort |
