| CHEVROLET | Old racer clever tho' eccentric |
| HOLLOWEST | Most dug so well, tho' erratically (9) |
| NOTATHOME | Abroad, tho" mean to change position (3,2,4) |
| HOTPOTATO | Awkward situation, tho' resolved by King Edward? |
| ONTHEHOOF | Pieces of horse, tho' of one yet to be slaughtered |
| HOTELIERS | ... tho' relies otherwise on innkeepers |
| ONTHEMEND | Getting better career men tho', at last (2,3,4) |
| CHEAPSHOT | Unkind remark about piles, tho' subtle (5,4) |
| CHARIOT | Old racer having discussion about former Olympic hosts |
| HEYERDAHL | His voyage across the Pacific in the raft, Kon-Tiki, caught the imagination of the world; he was Tho |
| PIPINGHOT | Like presents on day eleven, tho' strangely just out of oven? |
| DOGCOLLER | Informal name for an item of neckwear worn by tho clergy in certain churches (3,6) |
| NIGELMANSELL | Old racer engine's all different, restricting learner Mike (5,7) |
| JACKIESTEWART | Old racer in TT wearies, collapsing after taking flag (6,7) |
| URIAH | Old officer king had murdered in Guernica - tho' oddly overlooked |
| ONTHETOWN | Moving, tho' not new film |
| EEN | "Tho" preceder, sometimes |
| DUC | Nobel Peace Prize refuser Le ___ Tho |
| LOOKUPTO | Get better tho' losing heart and respect (4,2,2) |
| HOLDTORANSOM | Wild moorlands, tho', demand illegal payment (4,2,6) |