| INTANDEM | How to work a pantomime horse? (2,6) |
| CONTROLS | Determines remotely, how to work TVs? (8) |
| STALLION | Stan grabs Ollie carelessly losing back-end of pantomime horse (8) |
| OPERATOR | Surgeon may be one to work a machine (8) |
| PRACTICE | To work a price out is the usual procedure (8) |
| PETERPAN | Pantomime horse's rear in difficult part, writer has admitted (5,3) |
| GRIMALDI | English comic actor, 1779-1837, noted as a pantomime clown (8) |
| ALADDINS | Home of a pantomime genie? (8,4) |
| DIGIT | Possible pointer as to how to work on a plot |
| FORGE | To work a metal while hot under a hammer or press |
| MOPER | A way to work a Weary Willie |
| STARDOM | The capacity of a top player to work a lot |
| DAME | From "mistress", a word for a female ruler originally, later the lady of the house; a school matron; a woman with the rank of Knight Commander; or, a pantomime's drag queen (4) |
| SOSO | Told tailor to get to work a couple of times, reportedly, but it's just all right |
| PRESSRELEASE | Official statement suggesting how to work ejector seat? |
| POINTANDCLICK | How to work with your mouse |
| GEOMETRICALLY | How to work with figures when Grace & Molly tie, perhaps (13) |
| RECIPE | It tells you how to work out price before initial expenses (6) |
| DEMON | I show spirit how to work in office (5) |
| CRAFTIEST | The cleverest betters know how to work out trifectas (9) |
