| PODGY | Oddly proud, ugly and overweight (5) |
| UPWARDLYMOBILE | Getting higher in class? That could make one oddly proud - and will, maybe |
| TIER | What Glasgow's been in, joiner oddly proud of going back (4,4) |
| FOUR | What Glasgow's been in, joiner oddly proud of going back (4,4) |
| BLIND | Unperceptive and overweight in Germany (5) |
| FAINT | Weak and overweight, but accepted at home (5) |
| SECTS | Dry and overweight factions (5) |
| CLEEF | Actor known for his roles as a villain in The Good, the Bad and the Ugly and For A Few Dollars More, Lee Van - (5) |
| TROLL | Being ugly and short, hooker is short of work (5) |
| AWFUL | Ugly and allowed to go topless (5) |
| OBESE | Recipients of award, initially enervated and overweight |
| SHREK | Kids' classic that opens "His mother was ugly and his father was ugly" |
| YUILL | Wycliffe actor Jimmy turns extremely ugly and out of sorts (5) |
| NORSE | Language that gives us "ugly" and "berserk" |
| ILLFATED | Being unwell and overweight, the editor is unlucky (3-5) |
| TUBULAR | Like macaroni container, oddly ugly and awry (7) |
| FATIGATE | Tired, old and overweight one meeting spectators at match |
| FLABBY | Fellow with dog extremely bandy and overweight (6) |
| FAST | Small and overweight, about to diet (4) |
| THUG | Some uncouth, ugly and violent criminal |
