| 20 answers for: Guard Anne's paid, I hear, for Digger (6,5) |
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| RANK | ANSWER | CLUE |
| GARDENSPADE | Guard Anne's paid, I hear, for Digger (6,5) |
| EXONERATE | Without a single amount to be paid, i.e. free of charge |
| SPADEGUINEA | 21 shilling piece (for diggers?) minted during the reign of George III (5,6) |
| BATHURST | Stick around a day for race for digger drivers |
| POUNDSTERLING | What Edward I did in Scotland in 1304, I hear, for currency (5,8) |
| WHEEZE | Goes, I hear, for a wizard trick (6) |
| CHASTE | Pursued, I hear, for being modest (6) |
| TRAPEZE | A piano set among trees, I hear, for swingers' bar (7) |
| WEAKNESS | Male bird's knees, I hear, for some Londoners? (8) |
| NEWADDRESS | Newer dress, I hear, for modern manners (3,7) |
| WOAD | Stopped the horse, I hear, for body paint (4) |
| AUSTRALIAFAIR | Advance requested, I hear, for horse-trailer fare (9,4) |
| UPINTHEAIR | Undecided input, I hear, for review (2,2,3,3) |
| SUCCOUR | One's readily taken in, so I hear, for help (7) |
| NEEP | Got up, I hear, for something to eat (4) |
| ENSIGN | N-sign I hear for a naval flag (6) |
| SLOUCHHAT | Homeless Colin has hut rebuilt with cover for digger (6,3) |
| TROWEL | Front of tractor has spiked wheel for digger |
| ARCHAEOLOGIST | Structure with silage - too awful for digger (13) |
| EXCAVATOR | Old wine, rubbish brought up for digger |
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