| AYEAYESIR | I heard broadcast doing the rounds, of course, of what mate said to his boss (3,3,3) |
| EIGHTEENTH | The last of the round of course (10) |
| RHODESIA | So I heard broadcast where Ian Smith was premier (8) |
| PRAGMATISM | Premier receiving taunt ("dull"!) is following course of what's possible (10) |
| HABANERA | An Arab he broadcast doing a dance (8) |
| NINEHOLES | Number of breaches half way round of course (4,5) |
| PROGNOSIS | Forecast of course of a disease |
| NINTHHOLE | Halfway round of course (5,4) |
| BEETLE | Beat on the radio doing the rounds of Lake Tahoe produced by one of The Cars (6) |
| HERALDRY | Hardly wrong doing the rounds of hospital ward investigating everything to do with the Knights (8) |
| HACKEDOFF | Disgruntled journalist has his boss removed |
| ADJOURNED | Notice reporter half-cut before his boss retired (9) |
| EUCHRE | Game of cards before doing the rounds of University College Hospital |
| ACHIEVED | Got good result with a doctor's device doing the rounds of hospital (8) |
| MRED | Subject of the lyric "A horse is a horse, of course, of course" |
| ASKED | "My brave fellows," George Washington said to his troops in December 1776, "you have done all I ___ you to do, and more than can be reasonably expected" -- and then he exhorted them to reenlist |
| TOPSIDE | Lean cut of beef taken from the round of a cow, in the area between the leg and the rump (7) |
| BRIDALSUITE | Johnny One Note said to his fiancee, Lisa, 'I'm composing a ballad to celebrate our wedding, called |
| WISHYOUWEREHERE | What the innocent man's card from prison said to his framer? (4,3,4,4) |
| CALLIOPE | "Summon and I grant access!" as the poet said to his muse (8) |
