| BODEGA | Fellow for example opening any wine shop (6) |
| PAGAN | Druid, for example, opening up article (5) |
| RIOJA | Sources of Riesling in Oppenheim - just any wine? (5) |
| MANEGE | Fellow, for example, getting early start in art of horsemanship (6) |
| RENEGE | French fellow for example about to go back on a promise (6) |
| ALGAE | Fellow for example uplifted taking in area for aquatic plants (5) |
| ASSEGAI | Stupid fellow, for example, has firstclass weapon (7) |
| GENT | Fellow, for example, taken aback by 500 call (4) |
| ASSAGAI | Stupid fellow, for example, has first-class weapon (7) |
| FUTILE | Vain fellow for all to see with hat (6) |
| FLUENT | Articulate fellow for all to see in time of austerity (6) |
| AFFAIR | A blonde collars fellow for romance (6) |
| BERATE | Scold a busy fellow for hiding a deserter (6) |
| OFSTED | Educational body expelled fellow for leaving university (6) |
| DEFAME | Lady nails English fellow for slander (6) |
| RUEFUL | Contrite fellow for all to see breaking different rule (6) |
| BEGGAR | A poor fellow, for instance, in tattered garb (6) |
| TAMALE | Word of appreciation by fellow for meat dish |
| GUFFAW | Comic goes round hugging posh fellows for a laugh (6) |
| REBELS | Revolting fellows for some course? (6) |
