| YOBBISH | Hobby is strangely characteristic of a lout (7) |
| SPOTTER | One whose hobby is watching for and noting numbers or types of trains, planes etc (7) |
| LOU | Nominally a bit of a lout |
| OUTSAIL | Is a lout, perhaps, but can beat the opposition in a yacht race (7) |
| LOOKOUT | A lout is out for nothing good, so beware! (7) |
| PAYBACK | Retaliation from a lout, nothing less, among group of rugby players (7) |
| LIN | Chinese who was the opposite of a lout |
| OUTDO | Bit of a lout, Donald Trump (5) |
| OAF | Undoing of a lout! (3) |
| LADETTE | Young female behaving like a lout (7) |
| OUTLAST | Survive a lout jostling on the street (7) |
| OPULENT | A lout loses nothing when it's open to the rich (7) |
| SLOBBED | Having behaved like a lout, son threw up |
| ORBITAL | Some Labrador bit a lout going round the city |
| LAIDOUT | Struck down a lout with inside help (4,3) |
| THELINE | Awful pity a lout and misanthrope couldn't care less when customer initially cut off - 'Hello? I ... ' (4,4,2,9,2,2,6,4,3,4) |
| SPELUNKER | A person whose hobby is the exploration and study of caves |
| BOYISH | Youthful hobby is ruined after a book's nicked (6) |
| LOB | Word for a lump; a lout; a clumsy person; a weighty thing; a heavy fling, hurl, throw or toss; or, a high arcing bowl/shot of a cricket/tennis ball (3) |
| LUG | A clumsy clot, a handle, an inglenook, a listener's ear, a loop, a lout, a Scotch bonnet flap, a square sail or a wooden box for fruit/veg (3) |
