| ROOTOUT | Get rid of manuscript removed from chambers by solicitor |
| ORAL | Morals manuscript removed or Al's spoken of test (4) |
| RHEUM | Cold chamber, by the sound of it |
| ROOMRATES | What tourists are charged with in chamber by judges (4,5) |
| LEARNED | Acquired a word defining friend from Chambers? |
| TIMEOUT | Short break arranged by solicitor interrupted by one in front of me (4,3) |
| OMNIBUS | Collected edition of manuscript includes box put up by university (7) |
| SMOTHER | Put out alternative after return of manuscript (7) |
| SANCTUM | Tear out of manuscript repaired in private room |
| LIMNERS | Illuminators of manuscripts or painters of portraits/miniatures (7) |
| TURNOUT | Vessel received by solicitor in attendance (7) |
| TYPEOUT | Using a keyboard, write your personal emails initially confiscated by solicitor (4,3) |
| TROTOUT | Thoughtlessly produce rubbish defended by solicitor (4,3) |
| THAWOUT | Defrost fruit for consumption by solicitor |
| TOURIST | Trains regularly caught by solicitor, one who's sightseeing |
| VERSIFY | Check over last of manuscripts revealing what poets do |
| SCRIBES | Who were those who formerly made copies of manuscripts (7) |
| DEADSEA | Collection of manuscripts discovered in caves near Qumran between 1947 and 1956 (4,3,7) |
| TRIGGERHAPPY | Too eager to press for expulsion from chambers (7-5) |
| CAMARILLA | From "chamber", a word for a little room originally, later the private cabinet of a Spanish king; a band of secret intriguers; or, a cabal generally (9) |
