| GARDENERSWORLD | Greensward laid out by drunken lord for BBC series (9,5) |
| CHINLESSWONDER | Drunken lord eschews inn, as ineffectual toff |
| AVENUES | Word, possibly introduced by John Evelyn, for tree-lined paths or roads, such as those constituting the 72 miles worth laid out by the 1st Duke of Montagu at Boughton (7) |
| UNDERTAKER | You'd be done for, being laid out by such a professional (10) |
| LAWMAN | Graduate consumed by grass laid out by caseworker (6) |
| DIRECTRULE | Lure out Frank first, as laid out by government (6,4) |
| DRWHO | TV series with a Time Lord, for short |
| DROOL | Drunken lord accepts nothing but drivel |
| TOPDOLLAR | ... having to pay this drunken lord a lot, pence included (3,6) |
| EARLDOM | Me about to restrain a drunken Lord Onslow? |
| LAWN | It's used for dressing the greensward (4) |
| TURF | A word for greensward, synonymous with horse racing (4) |
| HOPPICKER | Poker chip laid out by Kent worker |
| CHANDIGARH | Indian state capital laid out by Le Corbusier in the 1950s (10) |
| REGENTSTREET | London thoroughfare originally laid out by John Nash |
| GRANDSON | Relative sum of money laid out by star on radio |
| DIARY | Raid laid out by unknown book (5) |
| PRETERNATURAL | Beyond what is normal, parterre aunt laid out by lake (13) |
| COURAGE | Now getting laid out by Coke bottle |
| MABUSE | Mouse bait laid out by Strictly Come Dancing pro dancer (3,6) |
