| DRASTIC | Funny card - it's extreme (7) |
| CHEDDAR | He had a funny card outside saying "Cheese" (7) |
| KILLING | I'll bring in the card - it's very funny (7) |
| INTENSE | It's extreme, popular and tight (7) |
| PLASTIC | Popular credit card, it's turning up in town, say, mostly (7) |
| INSOFAR | ... which is as much as diabolical sin of anger in its extremes (7) |
| SEDUCER | Corrupting influence weakens when its extremes are commuted |
| RIGHTO | Coastal city should expel its extreme characters, OK! |
| MASAI | Pastoral Kenyan tribe known for its extreme average height |
| ESSENE | Old Jewish sect lessened without its extreme elements (6) |
| CRADLE | Funny card found by the French child's bed (6) |
| MACE | Maiden with highest card - it's a club (4) |
| SPRING | A fountainhead; the rise of the sea to its extreme height; or, a beginning, birth, dawn or freshest time, hence the vernal season of growth, when buds and plants bloom and burst forth (6) |
| UTTER | Word, from "distant, outlying, remote", in denotation of its extreme or outermost nature, for "downright" or "out-and-out"; or, a barrister of rank next below a bencher (5) |
| SEVERE | It's extreme, as always, in the Kent area |
| OVEREXCITEMENT | In a word, it's extreme enthusiasm (14) |
| MOHSSCALE | Diamond is at one of its extremes |
| LUNACY | It's extreme folly for girl to welcome an uprising (6) |
| HEARTSTOPPING | It's exciting stuff in cards - it's the icing on cake (5-8) |
| IDEAL | Get one to hand out the cards. It's perfect (5) |
