| LACTIC | Left in charge carrying a small weight of milk (6) |
| CARAT | Form of transport carrying a small weight |
| PROSAIC | Dull priest in charge carrying enormous authority initially (7) |
| KILOGRAM | Weight of milk Argo shifted (8) |
| FREE | Disengage charge-carrying conductor's base (4) |
| ION | Tiny charge-carrying particle |
| TOTING | Carrying a small rum and gin cocktail (6) |
| BONSAI | One stuck-up person turned up carrying a little tree (6) |
| UNAWED | Hairy nude carrying a little weight - not that impressed! (6) |
| POUNCE | Page puts on a little weight in spring (6) |
| BOOZY | Dionysian youth carrying a little weight |
| CATARACT | Problem seeing pet carrying a little weight around |
| ANNOUNCER | Anchor woman, radical, carrying a little weight (9) |
| CUTGLASS | Sword, carrying a little weight, fashioned material that's quite brittle (3,5) |
| LIGHT | Knowledge carrying a little weight (5) |
| GRAMME | Irish love Frenchmen bearing a little weight (6) |
| CRUCIFER | From the Latin for "cross", a person carrying a small rood in a church procession; or, a brassica with four-petalled cross-shaped flowers, such as broccoli, cabbage, collard, kale, mustard or turnip ( |
| CONCENTRATE | Collect prisoner in front of judge carrying a little bit of money |
| OZONE | A small weight supported by a single layer in the air (5) |
| ALBACORE | A small weight in front of one essential fish (8) |
