| UPFORGRABS | Likely to be offered a clutch that's easily obtainable |
| BOMBASTIC | High-flown egg added to a clutch that's short |
| FREETHINKER | Won't he even be offered a penny for them? (4,7) |
| THOUGHTS | Ideas about ghost hut you may be offered a penny for (8) |
| VISTAED | Having been offered a panoramic view perhaps |
| SUSAN | _ Kennedy, has been offered a job at Eirini Rising as her husband's boss in Neighbours (5) |
| MEUNIERE | New menu that is about to be offered - food may be presented thus |
| REMISSION | Forgiveness about to be offered with evangelistic campaign |
| BRIDGE | Requirement for spectacles to be offered by game (6) |
| ADDED | One dead wrong to be offered assistance (5) |
| WALMARTINI | Cocktail possibly to be offered at your local hypermarket store? |
| LEECH | Sucker expecting shelter to be offered by church |
| FIRSTREFUSAL | Right to be offered something before anyone else (5,7) |
| COLLATERAL | Army officer was, afterwards, all disheartened to be offered this by way of security |
| SNAPPER | Word for a clutch of things including a biting turtle, an Irish baby, a paper banger, a party cracker, a photographer, a redfish or a whiplash attachment (7) |
| GRIP | A hand clench; a clutch bag; a hair clasp; a handle; a hug; grasp of a subject; or, a hold on one's emotions (4) |
| GRABS | Up for ___ : easily obtainable ? (5) |
| VERSE | Poetry from overseas is easily obtainable (5) |
| SETTING | A clutch of hen's eggs in a nest; "mise en scene" of a film or stage play; adaptation to music; or, the direction of a current of wind (7) |
| LAY | To place, plonk or settle down, whether one's head on a bed for a rest or a clutch of eggs on a nest (3) |
