| GENTLEMEN | Ladies and ___, address to everybody (9) |
| MAJESTIES | "Your ___" (address to multiple monarchs) |
| HONOR | "Your ___" (address to Judge Judy) |
| GERMS | Ladies and ___ (silly version of "ladies and gentlemen") |
| GENTS | Ladies and ____, for short |
| FOOTLOOSE | Free service's ending, pay ladies and gentlemen to go ahead (9) |
| APPALOOSA | Ladies and gentlemen carrying father up and down over peak in America, spotted horse (9) |
| LANDLORDS | Leading ladies and their husbands are estate owners (9) |
| ALLUDE | Speak of to everybody due to convert to (6) |
| CHAMPAGNE | "Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. If you can avoid opening bottles of ___ when the players are about to serve" (warning from the chair umpire when a loud pop was heard courtwide just as American Amand |
| LOONINESS | Insanity figures in ladies and gentlemen |
| LOOMLARGE | Approach, ladies, and spread round back of hall |
| YUGOSLAVS | Bloke upset unusually large ladies and old country folk |
| LONGJOHNS | Garment needing taking up, ladies and gents? (4,5) |
| LOOPINESS | E.g. ladies and gents hiding pants showing eccentricity |
| LOOSELEAF | Ladies and gents feel excited buying afternoon tea? (5-4) |
| OUTBID | What one has to do to everybody else to get a lot (6) |
| POPULIST | Explode elite agenda trying to appeal to everybody (8) |
| CALL | Come round and give the cold to everybody (4) |
| NAME | ___, address, and telephone number |
