| BYDEGREES | How an all-graduate profession is gradually achieved (2,7) |
| INANYEVENT | How an all-round athlete competes whatever happens (2,3,5) |
| NURSING | Feeding baby, now a graduate profession |
| BLOWSOVER | With the punch-up at an end, is gradually forgotten (5,4) |
| LONGSHORE | - - - drift, the process whereby beach material is gradually shifted along a coast (9) |
| FADINGOUT | Passing craze in foot ailment is gradually disappearing (6,3) |
| GRINDINGTOAHALT | How miller is gradually beginning to stop working (8,2,1,4) |
| OVERDRIVE | How an over-zealous golfer is likely to play wearing such gear (9) |
| PERSONAGE | How an individual might go grey on being considered an exalted one |
| STAGER | A person of experience in some profession is known colloquially as an old ... (6) |
| ENCROACHING | A plant, for example, that is gradually intrusive on another, is said to be ___ it (11) |
| BACTERIOLOGISTS | Those whose profession is the study of germs (15) |
| MASSEURS | People whose profession is to give massages (8) |
| BARRACK | To cheer ironically at the legal profession is torture (7) |
| BEEKEEPERS | Workers whose profession is abuzz? |
| CAREER | One's advancement in one's profession is taken at a rush (6) |
| ATYOURSERVICE | Helper's profession is wildly creative without short sign-off (2, 4, 7) |
| DOYEN | A senior member of a profession is to perform with Japanese money (5) |
| ESCAPOLOGISTS | Their profession is to get out of tight situations? (13) |
| ACTORS | People whose profession is portraying characters on the stage or screen (6) |
