| BLOODDONOR | Dandy fellow - or one whose contribution is vital (5,5) |
| GHOSTWRITER | One whose contribution to life lacks recognition? (5,6) |
| DONOR | Fellow, or one who makes a gift (5) |
| CLIFF | Chalky faced fellow, or one of seven sisters (5) |
| ACTIVELIST | Register of soldiers" names etc is vital during battle (6,4) |
| SALIVATION | Mouth-watering is vital on a mongrel (10) |
| TRIVIALISE | Crazy ire is vital to play down (10) |
| CULTIVATOR | Agriculturist is vital to broadcast, in view of swine (10) |
| COPLAND | Whose noted contribution is valued still in PC World? |
| COVE | Old word for a fellow or chap; a sheltered bay or inlet; or, a concave or arched architectural moulding (4) |
| ORGANIST | Worker in service whose contribution may be partly voluntary? |
| PLAYER | Key participant whose contribution may be instrumental! (6) |
| NIFTY | Dandy fellow in tiny misrepresentation (5) |
| INPUT | Contribution is put in out of order (5) |
| PARTICIPATION | Attendance and contribution, ... is compulsory |
| PEER | From the Latin for "equal", one's confrere or fellow; or, a noble (4) |
| DUFFER | Word for a no-good pedlar or hawker of sham jewellery first, thus an incompetent person; a useless fellow or fogey; a counterfeit coin; a bungling golfer; or, an unproductive mine (6) |
| CHAP | A pig's cheek; or, from "buyer, customer, pedlar", a word for a boy, fellow or ordinary man; or, endearingly, a mucker, old bean, old fruit etc (4) |
| JIM | Dandy fellow? |
| FOP | Dandy fellow |
