| PRAIRIEDOG | I paid Roger off for American Marmot of the Grassy Plains (7,3) |
| LLANERO | An inhabitant of the grassy plains of South and Central America (7) |
| MARTHASVINEYARD | Sister of Mary, Vera and Sindy set off for American island (7,8) |
| PAMPAS | The MP asap developed the grassy plains (6) |
| TUSSOCK | So stuck up on top of The Grassy Knoll (7) |
| SAVANNAS | The grassy plain where lions often live. |
| ASPIDISTRA | Evergreen stars I paid to reform (10) |
| WOODCHUCKS | Marmots would be heard 2 seconds afterwards (10) |
| PRAIRIEDOGS | Roger is paid for training North American marmots (7,4) |
| WOODCHUCK | Forest in front of pitch has American marmot (9) |
| SWARD | A poetic word for green turf or for the grassy surface of land (5) |
| GROUNDHOG | North American marmot also called a woodchuck and whistlepig (9) |
| APHRODISIAC | Admitting nothing in crash, I paid out for the other driver (11) |
| ADIPIC | I paid small change for the acid (6) |
| SOD | The grassy top layer of the soil |
| SPRING | Season of "lencten" characterised by lengthening of the days and vernal awakening, blossoming, budding and bursting forth of nature's bounty, including artichokes, garlicky ramsons, Jersey royals, tar |
| TURF | The grassy surface layer of fields and pastures (4) |
| GRANDLY | How you said "I paid a thousand dollars for it"? (7) |
| WIPER | Car part for which I paid extra readies, initially (5) |
| YELLOWBELLIED | ___ marmot, hibernating mammal of Canada and the USA (6-7) |
