| WAISTBAND | Heard rubbish isn't allowed, or a bit of pants? (9) |
| ASTRONAUT | Prepared tuna or a bit of salad -- with time, one might get in rocket (9) |
| HONORARIA | Taking up drama or a bit of singing for small payments |
| SIDEPIECE | A bit on the left or a bit on the right? (9) |
| STABILIZE | Steady, or a bit less wobbly, when I centre it (9) |
| MALADROIT | Mother and Son remake? Riot or a bit cack-handed? (9) |
| LOWLOADER | Trailing vehicle allowed or requiring modification (3,6) |
| ENNUI | Common or garden nuisance value or a bit of a bore even (5) |
| CHIP | A bit off the plate or a bit of potato on it? (4) |
| BLADE | A dashing fellow, or a bit of a grass? (5) |
| GOSHORT | Have less of a ghost, or a bit of movement (2,5) |
| LARK | A bird or a bit of fun |
| PIECE | Sandwich for a worker's lunch, or a bit of it? (5) |
| POWELLMASONLINE | Part of S.F.'s cable car system, or a bit of dialogue from actors Dick and James? |
| NOISETTE | Number one group gets hearty stew -- or a bit of lamb! (8) |
| THORAX | Try to catch hockey initially, or a bit of some cricket, perhaps? (6) |
| EASEL | Support, or a bit of help on the stormy sea (5) |
| SOFTDRUG | Hash, say, or a bit of dope concealed between piano and mat |
| ODDMENT | Strange people getting shirt, or a bit of one (7) |
| THERM | Hard time without aid or a bit of heat (5) |
