| HIDEANDSEEK | Game in which a good-looker has the advantage |
| DISHONEST | Good-looker has one way to be insincere (9) |
| STAMEN | Flowery section in which a good man has the last word (6) |
| STREET | Way in which a good man catches a plane, for example (6) |
| EYE | Looker has some donkey ears |
| TENNIS | In which one has the advantage of following deuce (6) |
| WHITEWASH | By which a good detergent will easily beat others? (9) |
| BELLE | The ringer from the east is a good-looker |
| FACE | A good looker in the cafe |
| DOLLARSIGN | Across the pond, Mark's a good-looker in rags, tattered and torn (6,4) |
| HOMEICE | Where a hockey team has the advantage |
| SYNODS | We hear wickedness has the advantage in church councils (6) |
| ONEUPON | Has the advantage of a unit ordered to rise and advance |
| ONEUP | No beginner in study, hence has the advantage (3-2) |
| EDGE | The man, for instance, standing up has the advantage (4) |
| USER | He has the advantage of pause, restricted in part (4) |
| UPPERHAND | Worker after a pep pill has the advantage (5,4) |
| OMBRE | A fast-moving seventeenth-century trick-taking card game that was the first card game in which a trump suit was established by bidding |
| BEETLE | A coleopteran such as a devil's coach-horse, firefly, glow-worm, ladybird or rose chafer; or, a dice game in which a picture of said insect is gradually drawn or assembled (6) |
| PELOTA | Game in which a seed has a lot to hide (6) |
