| GROATS | Nannies bring in the right cereal (6) |
| STARRYEYED | Like an idealist, waited to receive right cereal (6-4) |
| IMPORT | I'm to go to the harbour and bring in the goods (6) |
| ORATOR | Roar out to bring in the speaker (6) |
| STROKE | Strike esp. of a clock to bring in the New Year (6) |
| INBORN | Little Ronald bring in the bin? Well, it's only natural! (6) |
| LANDIT | Bring in the plane: 2 wds. |
| OFFERO | I present, show, lit. I bring in the way: obicio, ostendo |
| EARNER | A part of one Arne recording that brings in the money (6) |
| MONEYSPINNERS | The sinners! Put me on a pony while they have the ones that bring in the cash (5,8) |
| SLAPSTICK | Bring in the clowns for comic relief, full-on in the face of it! (9) |
| ENACT | Bring in the rod to Yorkshire from the south (5) |
| HARVEST | Reap the crop, bring in the - |
| REAP | Bring in the harvest from the area prescribed |
| COAL | The Commanding Officer gets Al to bring in the fuel (4) |
| RINGBINDER | Placing book last, bring in the German file (4-6) |
| SALVERS | Little Roy and the slaves bring in the trays (7) |
| MANGO | He gets the order to leave and bring in the fruit |
| EARNAWAGE | "Bring in the dough," somehow, in awe of Reagan (4,1,4) |
| OLDTIME | Toiled laboriously to bring in the first of the Moselle vintage (3-4) |
