| AMPHETAMINE | Pie Meath man cobbled together will alter his mood |
| MULTITALENTED | Little duet, man cobbled together, being gifted in many areas |
| TABS | Material flaps "Man can alter his life by altering his thinking." WILLIAM JAMES, PHILOSOPHER |
| JAMESDEAN | Actor who received an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor alter his death in a 1955 car crash (5,4) |
| SADOMASOCHIST | Pervert acts as his mood changes |
| TEMPER | Distemper? No, Sid! It's just his mood! (6) |
| CAITHNESS | Alters his stance in area of Scotland (9) |
| MEPHISTO | Liszt's waltz alters his tempo (8) |
| HALFAPINT | Plan cobbled together with faith that's small beer (4,1,4) |
| LISTENIN | Use bugging device Leninist cobbled together (6,2) |
| STICKINGPLASTER | Gearstick splint cobbled together as treatment for injury (8,7) |
| STONY | Like a path that's cobbled together? |
| TERMINATE | Complete rent, mate and I cobbled together |
| BLACKSHEEPOFTHEFAMILY | Dubious character, part of a rhyme, and of a film they cobbled together |
| THEHOUSEATPOOHCORNER | Theosopher and author once cobbled together children's book |
| JURYRIGGED | Cobbled together, so ensuring preferred result? |
| CURSORILY | Hastily cobbled together one pointless clue Sorry! |
| POKERFACE | Page ecofreak cobbled together that's impossible to read |
| WEBSITE | Wee bits cobbled together make up this internet presence (7) |
| MAKESHIFT | Sew undergarment that's cobbled together (9) |
