| RESTAURANTCAR | Possibly a carer's turn at moving dining area |
| RESEARCHER | Here, carers turn to field worker (10) |
| INARREARS | A carer's caught out in reforms about rent initially getting behind with payments (2,7) |
| TURNTHETABLES | "... ___. Never has moving dining room furniture been this fun!" |
| ABORTIVE | Unsuccessful at moving over a bit |
| NATATORIAL | Rational at moving, moving in water (10) |
| ARBROATH | Turn out of harbour at moving to an east coast port (8) |
| NURSEMAID | A childminder had a tender start for a girl becoming a carer (5-4) |
| SAMARITAN | A carer - a wreck, it appears - staying in a health resort (9) |
| NURSE | Oddly, Nature's at a loss for a carer (5) |
| POINTSMAN | One who works at moving lines on map isn't sacked (9) |
| GRANDMASTER | Piano virtuoso, expert at moving pieces (11) |
| TRAINS | Takes aim at moving targets on the tracks (6) |
| TARANTULA | Natural at moving unwanted spider (9) |
| AVERT | Turn away a carer for pets? About right (5) |
| SETONESSIGHTSON | Aim at moving these signs soon around back of plant (3,4,6,2) |
| NURSES | Word for a baby's bottle; or, a carer, fosterer, tender or other nurturer or nourisher of people or things (6) |
| GREENKEEPER | A carer, of course, is one who's valued after a party (11) |
| ACORN | A carer ill with firm fruit (5) |
| ATTENDER | A carer said to be one who listens (8) |
