| PIROUETTE | Rake in hell, heartless type in a spin |
| BATTER | A striker in cricket; a mixture of eggs, flour and milk as the basis of Breton galettes, crepes, crumpets, drop scones and pancakes; or, a damaged piece of type in a forme (6) |
| FRENCHMAID | In a manner of speaking, a dim, criminal type in a saucy outfit (6,4) |
| KALE | Heartless type of leaf cabbage often used as a fodder crop (4) |
| ENTRYWORD | It's in distinctive type in a dictionary |
| REENTER | Type in a second time, as a password |
| JUSQUAUBOUTISTE | One pursuing to extremes law question on incorporating university is heartless type |
| HATES | Abhors oddly heartless type |
| TEST | Heartless type shot big game (4) |
| AGITATE | First-class soldier thanks heartless type for trouble |
| EGYPTIAN | Type in a flutter about Grand National? (8) |
| FINEPRINT | Imaginary small type in a contract (4,5) |
| COUNTRYCOUSIN | Unsophisticated type in a state, relatively speaking? |
| OGRE | Evil type in a fairy tale |
| GREATAPE | Beastly type in a rage with pet barking |
| MANEATER | "Lean and hungry type," in a Hall & Oates hit |
| TWITCHER | Nervous type in a hide, perhaps? |
| DEFENDER | Protective type in a Land Rover? (8) |
| TEE | Common shirt type in a PE uniform |
| RUSSIA | Country type in a hurry to get on radio (6) |
