| VIRTUALLY | Practically gives a friend a taste for curios, etc. (9) |
| SELLSFORASONG | Practically gives away |
| SELLFORPEANUTS | Practically give away fuel on rep's last trip (4,3,7) |
| MURDERERS | Her Majesty feeding groups of crows? They've got a taste for blood (9) |
| ATROCIOUS | Curios, to a developer, are dreadful (9) |
| ORNAMENTS | Musical embellishments or flourishes such as acciaccaturas, mordents or trills; or, knick-knacks, bric-a-brac, curios, curiosities, bibelots and general trumpery (9) |
| BRICABRAC | From an obsolete French phrase meaning "at random", a word for fancy goods, knick-knacks, miscellaneous old curios and other treasured odds and ends of ornamental value (4-1-4) |
| MILITARIA | Maybe airmail it with army curios (9) |
| ANTIQUING | Shopping for old curios |
| DISCOLOUR | Tarnish random old curios (9) |
| VIRTU | Endless furtive craze for curios (5) |
| VERTU | Word for a taste for fine art; a love of curios; or, objets d'art collectively (5) |
| NOVELTIES | Curios |
| ETAGERE | Display stand for curios |
| PALMATE | Like a hand to get a friend a wife? |
| PALACE | What a friend, a top one, and here's his home, a right royal one |
| CHUM | A chamber-fellow; a friend; a keta or dog-salmon; or, chopped fish thrown overboard as groundbait (4) |
| OPEL | Ring a friend, a real gem (4) |
| IMPALA | I'm with a friend, a small antelope (6) |
| DEWLAP | Extra skin moisture giving a friend a turn (6) |
