| EXMOOR | Old doctor regaled at first with a load of old pony! |
| AGREATDEAL | It's massive to be regaled at a fancy do (1,5,4) |
| POLYHEDRON | Her old pony going crazy for a sugar cube perhaps |
| LITTER | Word that collectively refers to a load of old rubbish; or, conversely, a veritable gift of life in the form of a farrow of piglets or a kindle of kittens (6) |
| SCIENTIST | Self-contained individual at a hospital department at first, with a physicist, say (9) |
| RUMINATES | After drink, in a tavern at first with a couple of bridge players, thinks carefully (9) |
| SHEAF | The woman on a farm, at first, with a bundle of corn (5) |
| LINT | Officer entertaining at home? That's a load of old fluff! (4) |
| INDICIA | Signs I associated at first with a group of languages |
| SCREWTOP | A warder got to play, at first, with a bottle fastener (8) |
| ORE | "With a load of iron ___..." ("The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" lyric) |
| SCHOONER | A vessel with a load of beer to have in hold? (8) |
| SHEERNONSENSE | Here's a load of old cobblers (5,8) |
| BURTHEN | A load of old junk he burnt (7) |
| ACORN | Seed in a load of old chestnuts? (5) |
| RANSOME | Several hurried off, at first, with a popular author (7) |
| SEARCHERS | They are looking for second eleven, at first, with a Long-running soap, on air (9) |
| ALLHEAL | Can cure everyone, at first, with a medicinal plant (7) |
| MOONSHINER | One with a load of drink at 3.29 has still to be outside the law. (10) |
| KIBOSH | Put an end to Kelvin going to Italy with a load of rubbish (6) |
