| SUPREMO | Person in overall charge in the highest degree almost, nothing more (7) |
| KEYGRIP | Member of a film crew in overall charge of lighting and camera equipment (3,4) |
| LOZENGE | Heraldic charge in the shape of a diamond, used especially for the arms of an unmarried or widowed woman or a deceased person (7) |
| COULOMB | Unit of electric charge in the metre-kilogram-second-ampere system abbreviated as C. It is the quantity of electricity transported in one second by a current of one ampere. (7) |
| MATRONS | They are in charge in the Norma St. hospital (7) |
| FINICAL | Put in charge in the end, is very particular (7) |
| ROUNDEL | In heraldry, a charge in the shape of a circle (7) |
| CARTAGE | Delivery charge in the horse-drawn days (7) |
| EXTREME | Farthest - to the highest degree (7) |
| GENERAL | Soldier in overall (7) |
| HEADGARDENER | Part of the body working on the ground is in overall charge of the seed money (4,8) |
| MORRISDANCING | Traditional folk activity in which a squire is usually in overall charge (6,7) |
| CINCH | The man in overall charge has, for starters, piece of cake |
| STAGEMANAGER | One in overall charge of flats etc? (5,7) |
| BEST | Get the better of one in the highest degree (4) |
| CINC | Military officer in overall charge (abbr) (1-2-1) |
| SUPREMOS | Mess-up or problem for those in overall charge (8) |
| ASALLGETOUT | Because everyone retires in the highest degree (2,3,3,3) |
| EXTREMELY | You can rely on Tex and me in the highest degree (9) |
| EDIT | Be in overall charge of a newspaper |
