| AGOODJOB | One fine piece of work, and just as well (1,4,3) |
| DONTASKME | I've no idea mafia boss is some piece of work and fairly mean (3'1,3,2) |
| LIKEWISE | And just as if one was learned, too! (8) |
| IDLEWILD | Band out of work and out of control (8) |
| COMMUNAL | Involving sharing of work and property |
| TRAMMELS | Fishing nets consisting of three layers, one fine one between two coarse layers (8) |
| INFRINGE | Break an item of jewellery into fine pieces |
| NOBLEMAN | Peer at fine piece (8) |
| AFAIRCOP | The game's up, shelving one fine romance with firm's Head of Production (1,4,3) |
| SOMETIME | One fine day, will get a spell in jail! (8) |
| RIDICULE | Scorn queen? Brummie would, with one fine-tuned clue (8) |
| CLASSIFY | Chic covering one fine group (8) |
| TIPTOP | Fine piece of advice with opening of this work (6) |
| DONNE | Source, we assume, of a fine piece of poetry (5) |
| AIRING | Giving one's views on a fine piece of jewellery (6) |
| TIPOFF | End of fine piece of information (3,3) |
| NECTARINE | A variety of peach with a smooth skin; and just as there are 'flat' peaches, a flatter type of this fruit, known locally as platerina, can be found for sale on Mallorcan market stalls (9) |
| ASFRESHASADAISY | As cheeky as Donald Duck's girlfriend, and just as neat and clean! (2,5,2,1,5) |
| SLURRY | A mixture of water and fine pieces of manure or other solids used in farming processes (6) |
| STEAKKNIFE | By chance overheard king smash fine piece of tableware |
