| GREENBEANS | Head into parts of course for vegetables (5,5) |
| GREENS | Parts of course for putting on conservationists (6) |
| DREADLOCKS | Kind of shock about vandal regularly breaking into parts of port (10) |
| SALLYFORTH | Head into battle |
| BAGNACAUDA | Piemontese anchovy-garlic dip for vegetables, served in a similar way to fondue (5,5) |
| STRUDEL | Baked dish duke introduced into parts of Ulster |
| ROBOTS | Machine workers initially broke into parts of plant (6) |
| BAINMARIE | Vessel transporting man into parts of Iberia (4-5) |
| SERVINGS | Is grass cut by monarch very good for parts of course? (8) |
| TRAINEE | Early parts of course deferred for apprentice? |
| SPYHOLES | They offer covert views of mole on parts of course (8) |
| FAIRWAYS | Parts of course of airway staff only partly required (8) |
| TOTEM | One of the options, of course, for backing Frenchman and Pole (5) |
| LYCEES | Latin, bit of chemistry and English, parts of course in some French schools |
| HOLMES | Sleuth mainly begins probing parts of course (6) |
| SPARSE | Average results in final parts of course few and far between |
| WHOLESOME | Healthy ladies haven't finished digesting parts of course |
| SPRINGGREENS | Early cabbages bound to appear on parts of course (6,6) |
| PATCH | Plot of garden for vegetables such as cabbages or pumpkins; a type of cloth badge; or, a piece of code to improve or correct a computer program (5) |
| PAREGORIC | Historical remedy, of course, for one presumably shot, for example, by old police force (9) |
