| FALSIFY | Doctor a document (7) |
| AMENDS | Doctors a document |
| CROAKER | A grumbler or pessimist; slang word for a doctor; a fish also called a drum; or, an animal such as frog, raven or toad that utters a low hoarse sound (7) |
| IAMBIST | One first rings a doctor, a specialist in feet (7) |
| MONARCH | Ranch worked by a doctor - a VIP |
| AMBAGES | Delays a doctor a long time |
| EMBARGO | Thus restricting doctor, a ban (7) |
| DRAGOON | Doctor a thug and soldier (7) |
| GRANDPA | Currency banked by doctor, a relative (7) |
| LAMBAST | Reprimand the French doctor, a good man (7) |
| MANETTE | Dickensian doctor; a painter to note (7) |
| COULOMB | Student follows half of course by old doctor, a French physicist (7) |
| DREAMER | It is, doctor, a mere aberration: he fantasises (7) |
| DRAINED | Ran off to get the doctor: a fine man (7) |
| HOMONYM | House doctor, a Shakespearean corporal's namesake |
| MANILLA | Monkey throwing doctor a cigar |
| COXCOMB | Company vote on company doctor, a rather vain fellow |
| THEHUXTABLES | A doctor, a lawyer, four girls and a boy |
| BOWTIE | Adorned by Bond, Churchill, Poirot and the 11th incarnation of the Doctor, a neck accessory with a shape reflected in farfalle or "butterfly" pasta; or, a pattern for patchwork quilts, resembling this |
| JAMB | Knave gets a doctor a doorpost (4) |