| BANKER | Prohibit King, Queen and financier (6) |
| MERCHANTBANKER | Chorus by French sea shore to queen and financier (8,6) |
| RAKERS | They scrape together artist, king, queen and son (6) |
| LURKER | Temptation grips king, queen and lady-in-waiting? |
| PATRON | Friend and financier are joining pantomime (6) |
| SOONERORLATER | Eventually, King, Queen and others turned on very old emperor (6,2,5) |
| BIKER | British Institute supported by King, Queen and angel (5) |
| TINKERS | Can King, Queen and Head of State have mackerel? |
| TRACKER | Vehicle reverses by king, queen and huntsman (7) |
| KERB | King, queen and baron found, by the way (4) |
| KLEMPERER | Swiss artist hosting politician, king, queen and conductor (9) |
| REGINA | Us actor Ms-King's queen (6) |
| HANDKERCHIEF | Offer principal, king, queen and top policeman a bit of material (12) |
| CARDS | King, queen & jack |
| PEARLY | - king/queen; according to a tradition founded by Henry Croft, a coster dressed in a button-clad costume (6) |
| HONOUR | Respect or veneration; a group of manors held by one lord; decoration such as a CBE; or, an ace, king, queen, jack or ten in trumps in bridge (6) |
| SARABI | "The Lion King" queen |
| XERXES | Old king queen covered in kisses (European style primarily) |
| ODETTA | Dr. King's "queen of American folk music" |
| CECILRHODES | British colonial statesman and financier; Prime Minister of Cape Colony 1890-6 (5,6) |
