| GLOBBY | Like a lump of mud ultimately ruining foyer? |
| EDMUND | Shakespearean bastard's name could be mud ultimately (6) |
| GRISTLE | Ultimately ruining dinner, fibre and cartilage |
| NODAL | Like a lump of a youngster, on turning up (5) |
| WAITANDSEE | Be patient and we will find out what sounds like a lump of lead as Eden developed (4,3,3) |
| CLOD | Lump of mud |
| KNOT | Lovers' bond; a lump of toads; a nest of snakes; a tangle of threads; a twist of fate; a woven tapestry of herbs; or, a sandpiper that derives its name from a king whose royal wave failed to stop the |
| COB | Something rounded or sturdy such as a boule of bread, a hazelnut, a lump of coal or a strong thickset type of horse or pony (3) |
| NODULAR | Our land is formed like a lump (7) |
| HUNKYDORY | Like a lump fish? It's OK (5-4) |
| ALL | The whole of 'is foyer? (3) |
| LOBBYISTS | Members of high pressure group in favour of hotel foyers? (9) |
| NUT | An acorn, conker, filbert or other such indehiscent fruit; a hard gingery biscuit; a lump of coal; one's head; a sky goddess; or, a young blood (3) |
| HUMBUG | A hoax, sham or trick; an imposter; a lump of toffee; a black-and-white peppermint drop to which a stripy wild boarlet is likened; or, nonsense, such as Christmas, according to Dickens's curmudgeon ca |
| LOBBYIST | One who solicits votes in the foyer? (8) |
| LOBBY | Try to influence; foyer? (5) |
| OFFAL | Form of meat loaf maybe containing a lump of fat (5) |
| LADLE | A scoop for the chap with a lump of lead (5) |
| PAT | A bit patronising for a lump of butter! (3) |
| ENTRANCE | Carry away from foyer? |
