| ACCORDINGTOPLAN | Ignorant clod a PC dealt with perfectly |
| GLEBE | From Latin for "clod", a plot of land attached to a parish church that served as part of a clergyman's benefice; or, a poetic word for fields or the soil (5) |
| PAS | Begin with perfectly acceptable step in ballet (3) |
| LUMPSUM | A single payment for the clod with a short Japanese wrestler (4,3) |
| DIVOT | A clod from a morse component about four |
| HOSERANDBUGGY | Description of a Canadian clod pushing a stroller? |
| TURN | Sounding like a bird, you dig the soil: lift a clod and ___ it! (4) |
| CRUMP | Versatile word, related to "heap of hay", for various inherently dense things, including a clod of earth, clot of blood, dull thud, extra sole on a shoe, heavy tread, mass of ferns/flowers, thicket of |
| OAFISHLY | In the manner of a clumsy clod |
| OAFISH | Like a clod |
| GLEBY | Boy Belgian holds up no more like a clod |
| CYCLONE | Replaced icy clod resembling a circle (7) |
| PLUMP | A fat, soft clod |
| LUMP | The trainee ref' is a clod |
| COLD | Complaint from a clod (4) |
| SODAASH | Clod has a different compound (4,3) |
| HULK | Shipwreck a€“ ungainly clod (4) |
| PASSAS | Be taken for a backward clod, wearing clothing in pieces |
| FINN | - MacCool; legendary Irish warrior said to have thrown a clod that became the Isle of Man and created the Giant's Causeway as steps to Scotland (4) |
| COLDTAP | Clod apt, foolishly, to be a source of cheap drink (4,3) |
