| JOINUP | Little woman in uniform going to Portugal to enrol (4,2) |
| CHUMP | Dope from China going to Portugal (5) |
| TIDYUP | Sort out extremely dir1y uniform, going in tip (4,2) |
| CORIANDER | Messenger, out of uniform, going round with culinary herb (9) |
| STEEPER | Top copper sees support for uniform going up more sharply |
| CAJOLE | Coax little woman in frilly lace (6) |
| ADJOIN | Neighbour appears as little woman in following commercial (6) |
| AZORES | Group of islands in the N. Atlantic belonging to Portugal (6) |
| FADEUP | France farewell -- I must go to Portugal, it's getting gradually clearer (4-2) |
| UNCLIP | Missing Spain is relative -- I'll go to Portugal for free (6) |
| DAGAMA | Vasco _, discoverer of the sea route from Portugal to India (2,4) |
| SCRIMP | Crim goes between capitals of Spain and Portugal to cut down costs (6) |
| LIBIDO | Strong urge one has to enrol in Liberal party (6) |
| STADIA | Coach said to enrol volunteers in grounds (6) |
| CAREER | Start to enrol in nurse or doctor's profession (6) |
| ACORES | North Atlantic archipelago, to Portugal |
| DEGAMA | Navigator who discovered the sea route from Portugal to India around the Cape of Good Hope (5,2,4) |
| SAWYER | Jeffrey wasn't about to enrol guy with sharp teeth (6) |
| EASIER | It's less difficult to enrol out of Sierra Leone (6) |
| RATTAN | Furniture-maker managed to enrol a non-drinker (6) |
