| HANDBILL | Give a chap a little light reading (8) |
| NOVELLA | A little light reading? (7) |
| PAYMENT | Give the chaps a little tea as reward (7) |
| EVENFALLS | Times with little light reading as plane crashes (9) |
| VESTA | She may give a chap a light |
| ANTIDEPRESSANT | Blue pill that could give a chap a lift? |
| LEND | To provide money, give a chap a note (4) |
| MEDUSA | Though amused, maybe, she'd give a chap a stony look! (6) |
| HOPE | Presumably she'll give a chap a chance (4) |
| FOREMAN | Overseer who'll sportingly give a chap a warning |
| WINKLES | They come out of their shells and give a chap a saucy look |
| HUGAGUY | Starts to have uncomfortable silence - leads to upset, you give a chap a cuddle (3,1,3) |
| CHICKLIT | Elegant clothes worn by student for light reading |
| AVIFAUNA | Local birds find chap a bit goatish, in a way (8) |
| COVENANT | Chap, a colonist, comprehends New Testament (8) |
| GUYANESE | Seen swimming past chap, a South American (8) |
| LONDONER | Capital chap, a fellow in solitary? (8) |
| CIVILIAN | Polite chap, a non-soldier (8) |
| BUNGLES | Makes a mess of giving a chap a bribe (7) |
| CAMBRIAN | Eccentric chap, a Welshman |
