| APOTHEOSIS | Ideal example in a Post Office proposition about circular letter (10) |
| CHOOSEY | Selective church returning positive response about circular letters |
| APOTHECARY | The actor Mr Grant is after a post office, then a chemist (10) |
| SCALE | Fixture in a post office or a doctor's office |
| POSTMASTER | Man in charge of a Post Office |
| HAVEAPOPAT | Criticise a path built round sides of vicarage and a post office (4,1,3,2) |
| APOLOGISES | A Post Office journal is behind the times and seeks forgiveness |
| APOSTATE | Hees changed his views in a Post Office report (8) |
| APPRO | Publicity in a post office gets agreement |
| SCALES | Reaches the top of machines in a post office (6) |
| APLOMB | Being collected in a Post Office, large computer storage unit |
| MAILS | Drops in a post office slot |
| SUBMISSION | Assignment given to a po' boy? |
| OYSTER | Shellfish in a po'boy, perhaps |
| ARCHETYPE | The ideal example of a kind (9) |
| POSTALORDER | A written request for the payment of a sum of money to a named payee, obtainable and payable at a post office (6,5) |
| APPOSING | Quietly enter a post office, first shop in top group placed in proximity (8) |
| TURTLESALLTHEWAYDOWN | 40A once quoted this phrase, attributed to “a little old lady” in a post-lecture Q&A, which expresses the philosophical problem of infinite regress |
| IRL | Clarification for a meetup in a post-2020 world (abbr.) |
| APPOINTS | Names in a post about seizing power |
