| EMPTIED | English politician restricted, having nothing more to offer (7) |
| ALLIN | Exhausted, having nothing more to pay? |
| CONCERTO | Prom has nothing more to offer than solo work with orchestra (8) |
| ALMOST | Place offering before good man having nothing, more or less (6) |
| AMPERE | Physicist restricted, having had wings clipped (6) |
| FINITE | Restricted - having limits (6) |
| ALLTOLD | Nothing more to say when it comes to the total (3,4) |
| SOMALIS | "There's nothing more to say" |
| ENDOF | English - terribly fond - nothing more to be said (3,2) |
| LIMBO | Border of sun, nothing more, to be consigned to in oblivion (5) |
| ENDOFSTORY | Conservative's aim ___ to limit spending, principally: there's nothing more to be said (3,2,5) |
| THATSTHAT | There's nothing more to say, so put an end to the matter (5,4) |
| SAY | "I have nothing more to ___" |
| METEOROID | Crash diet, nothing more, to get heavenly body (9) |
| MOORE | Nothing more to be written about a holy sculptor? |
| ALFAROMEO | Letter said nothing more to resolve ___ one's 9 (4,5) |
| ENDOFTHELINE | There's nothing more to be done - it's terminal |
| OPIUM | Nothing more to Italian - male's in a sense duller |
| THATSFLAT | ... may provoke this criticism: there's nothing more to be said |
| IREST | "_ ___ my case." (There's nothing more to add) |
