| 20 answers for: Fine or light (3,2,4) |
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| RANK | ANSWER | CLUE |
| SETONFIRE | Fine or light (3,2,4) |
| PUNCTILIO | From the Latin for "point", a word for a fine or petty point of conduct, etiquette or procedure, about which one is particularly scrupulous (9) |
| ADOGSLIFE | Somehow old age is about fine -or it's this (1,4,4) |
| ROUNDELAY | Song in which a fine or phrase is repeated as a refrain (9) |
| REMITTING | Revoking fines or punishments |
| JUSTRIGHT | Only OK or absolutely perfect (4,5) |
| ROCKOPERA | Musical recap, OK or terrible? |
| FAIR | Word used to describe fine or pleasant weather conditions or a wind favourable to the passage of a vessel; or, a type of market, trade show or expo (4) |
| ATTIRE | Elegant, fine or formal clothes or garments collectively; or, the antlers of an adult male deer (6) |
| NICETY | A fine or subtle detail or distinction (6) |
| OKAY | Fine, or less than fine |
| NICETIES | Fine or subtle details or distinctions (8) |
| GOODEGG | Term, used by the likes of Rudyard Kipling and P G Wodehouse, for a fine or decent person; or, an oldfashioned exclamation of delight (4,3) |
| SERENE | A word used to describe clear, fine or fair weather, calm sea, pure air or an unclouded sky, thus meaning "peaceful, tranquil, untroubled" (6) |
| ARTS | Fine or lively followers |
| CHINA | Word with fine or bone |
| DELICATE | Exquisitely fine or subtle (8) |
| RAIMENT | Especially fine or decorative clothing. |
| SETFAIR | Likely to remain fine or profitable (3,4) |
| PENALTY | Fine or forfeiture |
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