| GERMFREE | For example, back room, vacant and completely clean (4-4) |
| POSTFREE | Situation vacant - and no charge for the stamps! (4-4) |
| ARRANGER | One who sees to it that island, for example, backs king (8) |
| SPOTLESS | Completely clean of drugs after first sentence for smaller amount (8) |
| SANITISE | Seat is in position to make completely clean (8) |
| GOTOTOWN | Do as eagerly and completely as possible (2,2,4) |
| FALLFLAT | Fail to impress, being loud and completely out of tune |
| AIRTIGHT | Exhibit plastered and completely sealed (8) |
| TROUNCED | Trod on uncle, left out and completely thrashed (8) |
| OUTRIGHT | Wholly and completely |
| ENTIRELY | Wholly and completely (8) |
| SAUSAGEDOG | South Africa and the States for example, back and pursue the pet (7,3) |
| ASSEMBLY | Cleverly holds back room for military meeting (8) |
| WORKSHOP | Have a job in store or in the back room (8) |
| AUBERGE | It's precious for Kimberley at the centre, for example, back from foreign inn (7) |
| LEDGE | Guided, for example, back to the shelf (5) |
| DREDGE | Revolutionary director heading, for example, back to do some work down the Shannon (6) |
| EAGER | Avid listener for example back inside |
| COTTA | For example, back out of little house in priest's clothing (5) |
| COLLEGE | Cello played, for example, back in academy (7) |
