| OUBLIETTE | Dungeon? Yes in Paris, lawyer is trapped with setter essentially (9) |
| BEDOUIN | Nomad with place to sleep? Yes, in Paris, no? (7) |
| NUISANCE | Is trapped with a subtle expression. What a bother! (8) |
| OMELETTE | Dish of duck, made without stuffing, left by setter essentially |
| DRYCELL | Battery needed in a boring dungeon? (3,4) |
| TORCH | Going to the dungeon? Take this. |
| BARRISTER | What type of lawyer is entitled to practise as an advocate in the higher courts? (9) |
| SWORDSMEN | Combatants in dialogue with setter inspired by extreme characters in sermon (9) |
| SNAREDRUM | Trapped with strange percussion instrument (5,4) |
| ALLOTMENT | Plot everything with setter surrounded by books about religion (9) |
| SERVIETTE | Contend with setter running round some tableware (9) |
| SCHOOLBOY | Stink in so much holy mess with setters' lack of sophistication (9,6) |
| INTERESTS | Concerns at home with setter's barking (9) |
| SUNDOWNER | Drink with setter - a depressing experience (9) |
| YETTOCOME | Appearing later: coyote, initially tamed, crossed with setter (3,2,4) |
| SWORDPLAY | Battling with setter primarily what cryptic crosswords offer |
| PLACEMENT | Endless amusement with setter setting |
| OUIOUI | "Yes, yes." in Paris: 2 mots |
| ABI | She was trapped with her son's killer Corey Brent in Coronation Street (3,8) |
| FRANKLIN | She was trapped with her son's killer Corey Brent in Coronation Street (3,8) |
