| ILLTREAT | One will cut down oak, say, upset thanks to abuse |
| NEPHEW | Up-and-coming writer will cut down relative (6) |
| INCISOR | One will cut devious histrionics from five onwards? (7) |
| SCALLOP | Coquille one will cut into curves (7) |
| BISECT | Dry as wine in the part one will cut in two (6) |
| TREEN | Point behind oak, say, to some of its products (5) |
| EXERT | Use upside-down cross carved into oak, say |
| RIBBON | Yellow fillet tied to an ole oak, say (6) |
| SCYTHE | Lawyer may finally write article that will cut them down to size |
| TREKKER | King repeatedly hiding in oak, say, with queen? That"ll have one travelling miles (7) |
| DOUBLETREE | Twice as much oak, say, used in part of harness (10) |
| COVENTRYSTREET | Witches meeting around oak, say, in London location (8,6) |
| EXPERT | Person who's clever finds 10p in oak, say, when climbing (6) |
| AINTREE | Meeting in a deformed oak, say (7) |
| CORONATIONSTREET | French artist covering country's oak, say, in soap |
| STREET | Way small oak, say, reached the top (6) |
| EXTREME | Great old oak, say, hides mildew, initially (7) |
| TREETOP | Uppermost part of an oak, say (7) |
| TREEHOUSE | Residence made of oak, say? (4,5) |
| DIJON | One in formal dress when performing will cut the mustard (5) |
