| PUTOFF | Postpone working out between quiet and very loud (3,3) |
| SUPPER | Quiet and very good, taken out for a meal (6) |
| TOO | Word between quiet and quiet, maybe |
| VORTEX | Eddy tore out between five and ten (6) |
| ENSURE | Guarantee runs out between points (6) |
| SHOUTS | Cries out between hushes? (6) |
| PREMEDICAL | Ride came out between pence and pounds and before new pence (10) |
| SAWNOFF | Like a sort of gun observed, something dramatic and very loud (4-3) |
| BUFFS | 19 and very loud on board public transport |
| SHRUGOFF | Rid oneself of cardigan, old and very loud (5,3) |
| STAFFER | High-flier full of energy and very loud upset someone at work |
| DISTAFF | Woman's work is tad disruptive and very loud (7) |
| BUFFOON | Clownish type, upper-class and very loud in favour (7) |
| SNIFF | Inhale sharply and very loud after sin offering (5) |
| FORTISSIMO | Bend of river is moist, random and very loud (10) |
| PERSONALEFFECTS | Private possessions being beer and very loud Eastern Cape stash, oddly (8,7) |
| AFFRONT | Slight and very loud man in fact cutting the odds |
| SEVEN | Stevenson throws tons out - between six and eight (5) |
| INTERTIDAL | Cover tons laid out between high and low water (10) |
| WINEDANDDINED | Coming in first with writer and very loud editor to be entertained lavishly (5,3,5) |
