| EASTERSUNDAY | It's a moveable feast for Daisy's relative following Oriental paper for 24 hours (6,6) |
| FATES | A moveable feast for the Three Sisters (5) |
| PLASTERCASTS | Place for Daisy's relative having flings in sculptor's workshop (7,5) |
| ESPY | Observe secret agent following Oriental (4) |
| DECORATE | Look at Oriental paper (8) |
| DAHLIA | Keeps an eye on airport overlooking harbour, port and island for Daisy's relative (6) |
| COASTERS | Ships most of fish for Daisy's relatives (8) |
| SPREADEAGLED | At a stretch, this is a feast for the swingers to get on first date (6-6) |
| COSMOPOLITAN | Most of Daisy's relatives endlessly gracious to a new international traveller (12) |
| SHORTCOMMONS | No feast for Clare at the house? (5,7) |
| PROP | Slang for a brooch, leg or tiepin; a moveable object for use on stage; or, from the Middle Dutch for "support for vines", a weight-bearing strut/pole (4) |
| PARIS | "A moveable feast," to Hemingway |
| ERNEST | Name on the cover of "A Moveable Feast" |
| GRAZE | Have a moveable feast? |
| SOW | A moveable shed historically protecting a besieging force; a female badger, guinea pig, hedgehog, swine or wild boar; a she-bear; or, a metal block, larger than a "pig" (3) |
| FRIDAY | Skirmish grips papers for 24 hours (6) |
| PARTINGOFTHEWAYS | Moveable feast worth paying for when we can't stay together |
| NEMESIS | Relative following soldiers heading west then east to get vengeance (7) |
| EASTEREGG | A feast for ER! So get cracking on the hunt for one (6,3) |
| YARROW | Daisy's relative has something for a nosebleed perhaps (6) |
