| STANDUPCOMIC | Dim Tuscan cop gets busted - one might joke about it (5,2,5) |
| EPSILON | Greek character busted one's lip (7) |
| MAJESTY | Entering might joke about the stateliness (7) |
| PUTIN | Make an application, or joke about it, possibly |
| CRACKED | Broke, made a joke about it (7) |
| SCAPEGOATS | As a cop gets beaten up, they could be held responsible (10) |
| BOBBY | Cop gets ruffian returning to case B&B (5) |
| APOCALYPTIC | A typical cop gets upset describing total destruction? (11) |
| PSYCHO | Curious shy cop gets Norman (6) |
| SPASMODIC | Erratic cop gets involved with sadism |
| STAKEOUT | For this, ultimate of cops gets hot food to eat later? |
| SUORANGELICA | Puccini opera set in a Tuscan convent (4,8) |
| NATURALISTIC | Tuscan trail I represented in a true to life manner |
| INNERSANCTUM | Secluded room of private Tuscan building by motorway (5,7) |
| APPEASER | A Tuscan city some mentioned for one seeking peace and quiet |
| IONIC | One of the five classical orders of architecture, along with Doric, Composite, Tuscan and Corinthian |
| SIENA | Tuscan city with a colour named for it |
| KALE | Leafy brassica with a curly variety and the Tuscan lacinato or cavolo nero; or, from the ancient Greek meaning "beauty", a moon of Jupiter named after one of the Charites or Graces (4) |
| CARA | Tuscan loved one |
| MACARONI | This word is borrowed from a regional Tuscan Italian word meaning "tubular pasta" (with an earlier meaning of "stuffed pasta of various shapes"). It may have deeper roots in Greek. In the 18th century |
