| YOUNG | New solver's no good (5) |
| YOUNGER | Less experienced solvers no good, one hesitates to say? |
| YOUNGGUN | A keen beginner, my solver's no good with something that needs foresight |
| EARTHY | Listener solver's no longer unrefined |
| THOUSAND | Solver no longer above S&M? (8) |
| BOBSYOURUNCLE | Robert's related to the solver, no problem! |
| OXEYE | Flower unknown among old English solvers (5) |
| EURUS | Get wind, say, of the "Solvers" Guardian" (5) |
| YOUTH | Solvers, this is missing in Salad Days (5) |
| YOURS | Some pity our set of solvers (5) |
| WORDS | You solvers get cross with them (5) |
| VOLES | Most solvers will sort out these little beasts (5) |
| MENSA | Good problem solvers, as a group |
| WHITE | Setter and solvers drinking punch and Chablis? (5) |
| YOUSE | Solvers use you mostly in a wrong way (5) |
| HINDU | One who reveres cows (or deer) above crossword solvers, say (5) |
| HOURS | Dutch: 'Our solvers will have what it takes to do a Toughie' (5) |
| WEAVE | Practice a craft, as setter and solvers have stated (5) |
| STUCK | Like 23 9 condition was in 32 14, with this clue, some solvers might get this (5) |
| ROGET | Physician, philologist and fellow of the Royal Society who compiled a thesaurus published in 1852, since used by writers, monologophobics and later crossword solvers (5) |
