| LIFTED | Produced tea in a field so was given a rise (6) |
| ICED | Was chilled, so was given a sweet coat (4) |
| DATE | Play the field, so to speak |
| SILLY | To field so close in is not sensible (5) |
| INFERRED | Gathered in entrance to field, then went astray (8) |
| PATCHWORKQUILT | Cover piece of ground over field, then take off across line (9,5) |
| HEREBY | The man has to be given a rise to the railway because of this (6) |
| PAYEES | People due money see gossip given a rise (6) |
| DINGLE | She was given a warning by her husband Cain in Emmerdale (5,6) |
| RATSON | No celebrity given a rise sells out (4,2) |
| RANKED | Stale journalist was given a position (6) |
| SHRINE | On going to that hallowed spot I was given a shiner (6) |
| MOONED | Gazed vacantly and was given a shiner? (6) |
| CALLED | Came by, or was given, a name (6) |
| WRITHE | He was given a legal document and tried to twist out of it (6) |
| RACING | A car came back in good order, so was going off at speed (6) |
| ELATED | Was connected right away, so was delighted (6) |
| BROKEN | May be penniless, in the end, so was defeated (6) |
| CARING | Is tending to be looking after one, so was about to call in (6) |
| SCARCE | Is in short supply, so was hard to get (6) |
