| PREMIERSHIP | Office of a head of government (11) |
| ABBACY | The office of a head of monastry |
| LEGATION | Diplomatic mission of a head of government in a state of elation |
| FLORET | Each of the petals or rays of a chrysanthemum or daisy; or, a stem forming part of a head of broccoli (6) |
| LODGE | A gatekeeper's house; small country dwelling reserved for seasonal skiing/ shooting trips; a beaver's den; or, the residence of a head of a college (5) |
| CHANCELLERY | Office of a chief minister or judge (11) |
| BEACHCOMBER | Mr Morton wants a jacket, full of a head cold (11) |
| FINDINGNEMO | Animated film partly set in the office of a dentist |
| STANDARD | Personal flag of a head of state or member of royal family (8) |
| ADVENT | Arrival of a head of department at opening (6) |
| LENDANEAR | Listen! Permit use of a head of wheat (4,2,3) |
| FLORETS | Parts of a head of broccoli or cauliflower (7) |
| LESE | ___-majeste (insult to the dignity of a head of state) |
| MIRAGE | Illusion of sticky situation surrounding a head of government (6) |
| PORTFOLIO | From "carry a leaf", a holder for papers, such as state documents, hence the office of a state minister; a flat case for drawings, maps, photos etc; or, a collection of such pieces, showcasing a stude |
| ARGUE | Quarrel with a head of government in Parisian street (5) |
| CHICAGO | Marx enthralling a head of Government in US city |
| PRIMEMINISTER | A head of government |
| AGENTS | Representatives sent letters after a head of government (6) |
| PREMIER | Empire tortured king and a head of government (7) |
