| JOLLYGOODFELLOW | For he's a very fine chap and so say all of us (5,4,6) |
| RUFUS | a€¦ author of 10, 14, 17 24 and 19 with setter's surface raised high - and so say all of __ ! (5) |
| WEAVER | One tends to warp "So say all of us!" |
| ALL | At a birthday you might sing, "For he's a jolly good fellow, and so say ... of us" (3) |
| AND | ". . . ___ so say all of us!" |
| COMETOTHERESCUE | Answer an SOS, say |
| CADGE | Naughty so-and-so, say, twirling bum (5) |
| DENY | For hes a jolly good fellow, which nobody can ___ |
| TOAST | For he's a jolly good fellow! Cheers! (5) |
| HYSONSKIN | The refuse of a very fine green tea removed by winnowing (5-4) |
| ORGANZA | A very fine stiff dress material made of silk or synthetic fibres (7) |
| CASHMERE | A very fine, soft wool made from goats' hair, commonly used in cardigans and jumpers (8) |
| POUNCE | A very fine resinous powder, especially of cuttlefish bone, formerly used to dry ink |
| DIPLOMA | Proof one's passed hummus, say, all of meal regularly put away |
| SUPERBFELLOW | Jolly fine chap, Welles, for pub outing (6,6) |
| NABOB | Robert briefly lived on the outskirts of Nailsea -he's a very rich man (5) |
| FELLOW | For He's A Jolly Good ___ (6) |
| GOOD | For He's a Jolly ___ Fellow... |
| JOLLY | "For he's a - good fellow ..." |
| HAIRSTROKE | Risk other suffering, overstepping a very fine line (4,6) |
