| COURTCARD | King, maybe, to woo a funny fellow (9) |
| SERENADE | Sing to woo a lover on a moonlit balcony, say |
| RULER | King maybe to feel regret about left and right (5) |
| ERNIEWISE | Funny fellow first to establish wineries abroad (5,4) |
| COURTESAN | Palace insider to woo Sane to move? (9) |
| COURTROOM | To woo, space is required! It becomes quite a trial here! (9) |
| AGINCOURT | A spirit to woo meant victory for Henry (9) |
| CHEAPDATE | Dinner for two at Burger King, maybe |
| CLOSEDOWN | Funny fellow touring does broadcast? The end of it |
| ODDMANOUT | Funny fellow dismissed - didn't fit in (3,3,3) |
| COURTAULD | 27 28 provider to woo with golden music-maker covering rows with bird (9,9) |
| COURTYARD | Square, perhaps, to woo detectives |
| COURTSHOE | Footwear to woo woman, filled with love (5,4) |
| ONYOUROWN | Alone to Woo, Runyon novel (2,4,3) |
| ODDMAN | Is he out to be a funny fellow? (3,3) |
| CARD | A well-wisher, perhaps, but a funny fellow (4) |
| JOKESTERS | Funny fellows |
| BENNY | Jack was a funny fellow (5) |
| PATRIOTISM | Flag-waving Irishman: a funny fellow is Mark (10) |
| WAGING | A funny fellow imbibing gin and carrying on (6) |
