| DOGOODER | Philanthropist, setter, say, rounds on upset friend now and then (2-6) |
| OCCASIONALLY | Have time with friend now and again (12) |
| PARAPET | Normal dog, say, rounds a low wall (7) |
| RERUN | Any "Friends," now |
| LISA | Simpson who once said, "Shut up, brain! I got friends now. I don't need you anymore" |
| PASSEDUP | Didn't accept immature setter, say, since second editor intervenes (6,2) |
| LEWISHAM | Detective, hard on upset mum in London borough |
| WHOOPSIE | Question I pose, awful mess of a setter, say? (8) |
| DOGGEREL | Jingle by setter, say "midnight before long" (8) |
| GELATINE | Setter, say, backed up toilet after wiping away runs |
| DECIMATE | Get rid of much of cold that's upset friend |
| ACTUALLY | Part of a play beginning to upset friend in fact (8) |
| ESTIMATE | Judgment by European: it's upset friend (8) |
| ERECTING | Say round about a hundred can organise the putting up (8) |
| NINETEEN | One-under - a score one added to rounds on a golf course? (8) |
| DOGFIGHT | Conflict between setters, say -- in which one may be shot down (8) |
| ELEGIAST | Satie mistakenly rounds on downbeat composer |
| ILLTREAT | Handle badly — this round's on me? |
| SLAPDASH | Upset friends a little, being careless |
| CITED | Director and so on upset about one quoted (5) |
