| INDIRECTOBJECT | Grammatical term in awful void contract - then complain |
| PRONOUNCEMENT | Stick on grammatical term in ruling (13) |
| WINE | Drink, then complain out loud |
| EPICARP | Bit of fruit pie horrible? Then complain |
| LANDRAIL | Flier will alight, then complain loudly (8) |
| GROUSE | Provoke George first, then complain (6) |
| ENTWINE | Weave net perhaps, then complain vocally (7) |
| CARP | Parking vehicle first, then complain (4) |
| SENTENCE | Grammatical term or term in prison (8) |
| GROAN | Trouble with organ, so complain (5) |
| BLEAT | Table's wonky, so complain (5) |
| ABBREVIATE | Grammatical term brought up, one in decline, cut short (10) |
| PARTICIPLE | Grammatical term, one beginning to pull in a bit (10) |
| AUXILIARYVERB | Grammatical term for "will" in "He will go" (9,4) |
| INDICATIVEMOOD | Grammatical term used in suggestive humour? |
| RAILHEAD | You've reached the end of the line here, so complain to the boss |
| REPORTEDSPEECH | In prep, he sorted out English chapter giving a grammatical term (8,6) |
| ANNOUNCE | Reveal a new grammatical term for an object in front of church (8) |
| AGENT | Grammatical term describing Mary in both "Mary loved John" and "John was loved by Mary" |
| DEFINITEARTICLE | Grammatical term for certain item sounds deaf - in a tar tickle (8,7) |
