| BENEDICTINE | It's an order for a liqueur (11) |
| STANDATEASE | Suffer a hoax; it's an order (5,2,4) |
| SALOME | During a sale, put in an order for a stripper (6) |
| COINTREAU | Piece of money a true exchange for a liqueur (9) |
| HANGSAROUND | Suspends an order for drinks and simply loiters about (5,6) |
| REACT | Respond to an order for a crate (5) |
| SODOM | Unpleasant type with an order for a sinful city (5) |
| ARRANGE | Put in an order for a cooker, verbally (7) |
| MARASCHINO | This setter's material for a liqueur |
| CHARTREUSE | Color named for a liqueur |
| PERNOD | Agent backs the sign of approval for a liqueur (6) |
| DIRECTDEBIT | And an order for funds to be withdrawn from it (6, 5) |
| DEFOLIANTS | Look fed up? It's an order to get changed, for strippers |
| SHOWALEG | Make an appearance, it's an order to chorus girls perhaps (4,1,3) |
| TRIHEDRON | Figure it's an order to ride north (9) |
| SAINT | It's an order which sometimes perpetuates his name |
| GETOUTOFTHEWAY | Stand aside, it's an order (3,3,2,3,3) |
| ISSUED | ___ an order : gave an order for all to follow? (6) |
| FEASIBLE | Sounds like it's an order requesting rate from Sybil that's practical (8) |
| TAXISTAND | In the US, rank and duty - it's an order by duke (4,5) |