| SPARKLE | Pole kilted, oddly, to be witty (7) |
| DESPAIR | Aspired, oddly, to be where all hope is lost (7) |
| TWINKLE | Matching type kilted at intervals gets to gleam (7) |
| STEPDAD | Pets add, oddly, to one grafted on to family tree (7) |
| LAMBOYS | Old kilted plates a hit with the lads |
| EXTRACT | More cuts, oddly, to pull out (7) |
| SWELLED | Inflated wheel, oddly, to go in wheel-less conveyance (7) |
| AVARICE | Very afraid oddly to stop one exposing greed (7) |
| OLOGIST | Any scientist goes, oddly, to Sligo (7) |
| GREATLY | Colour worn by Attila, oddly, to a considerable extent |
| NEWAGER | Hippy has compulsion, oddly, to bet |
| PORTEND | Threaten rather oddly to jump into water |
| ELEGIES | Laments idea oddly to cut European members |
| PINETAR | Pertain, oddly, to sort of soap (4,3) |
| ESTONIA | Country road not seen oddly to be up |
| DISEMBARKATION | Drake's ambition, oddly, to be getting off the boat |
| SOULMATE | Bully almost used, oddly, to be the perfect friend? (4,4) |
| SERE | Spear set oddly to be dried out |
| EDGES | Skirts editor agrees oddly to be removed (5) |
| MAKEIT | Source of motivation I take oddly to be successful (4,2) |
