| PAYDAY | Labour now reimbursed say with a double-rhyme (3-3) |
| PAIDTO | Reimbursed, say |
| EASYONTHEEYE | Wild one, say, with a double you that's good to look at (4,2,3,3) |
| EXCON | Is one's time up in Labour now, then? |
| TIRRALIRRA | Refrain from Shakespeare's double rhyme for mirror? |
| TOOLED | With reimbursed cash, Elizabeth David originally decorated cover of book (6) |
| PAIDUP | Fully reimbursed a debt: 2 wds. |
| REPAID | With patterned cloth returned, get reimbursed |
| REFUND | The amount repaid or reimbursed (6) |
| CLIMAX | Caught short leg say, with a kiss, at a decisive moment (6) |
| TELLER | Just say with a stutter who to still bank on in a bank? (6) |
| RECOUP | Be reimbursed; to recover (6) |
| PLEASE | "Pretty" thing to say, with a cherry on top? |
| REVERE | Worship Araucaria, say, with a quarter going for Paul in the US? (6) |
| BODEGA | Chap, say, with a wine store (6) |
| UGANDA | Headless cockroach, say, with a place in Africa (6) |
| DAHLIA | Announce the Scotsman, say, with a flower (6) |
| ADRIAN | Pope, say, with a Scottish doctor? (6) |
| UNAGED | As an immature whiskey, say, with a nudge may develop (6) |
| BADGER | Hound and harass someone, say, with a stripy burrowing creature (6) |
