| AIRCONDITIONING | For example, if used in broadcast it makes a better atmosphere (3-12) |
| INQUISITIVENESS | Stylish Queen's visit is broadcast - it makes me curious (15) |
| LIPFILLER | It may cause "trout pout" if used in excess |
| IONISER | Noisier cavorting, which makes for a better atmosphere (7) |
| SUPERIOR | A religious one, it seems, makes a better mother (8) |
| NARROW | This sort of loop makes a better fly-line cast (6) |
| RECORDEDMESSAGE | Taped information line, used in broadcast, redeems wise man (8,7) |
| LEG | Left, for example if you bat righthanded (3) |
| BADGE | Name tag is wrong, for example, if back to front |
| BEAUTIFUL | Locally, it's a fine example if it leads to university fair (9) |
| PART | Separate article, for example, if 16 follows (4) |
| FIELDER | Slip, for example, if going round tree |
| DISPERSE | Language from place down under prince used in broadcast |
| PLAINTIVE | Mournful piano isn't used in broadcast at time of performing (9) |
| OUTBID | One may be in doubt as to how to make a better offer |
| EACHMORNING | "Neighbours, everybody needs good neighbours; Just a friendly wave ...; Helps to make a better day" (4,7) |
| NEEDS | "Neighbours, everybody ... good neighbours; Just a friendly wave each morning; Helps to make a better day" |
| KNEE | A silent-lettered body part name other than knuckle, limb, muscle or thumb that, if used to bend or genuflect for too long, is likely to go numb (4) |
| SCOW | Lighter about to be used in broadcast |
| SPENT | Piano used in broadcast is worn out (5) |
