| ENCASH | Realise she can make an anagram |
| AMELIA | With some viands, she can make an imaginative meal (6) |
| RESORT | Make an anagram of a holiday place (6) |
| LILIAN | She can make Ian ill! (6) |
| SARONG | No rags can make an exotic garment (6) |
| SPLASH | With some old money and a whip you can make an impression (6) |
| RUGBYPLAYER | Winger, maybe, can make an ugly bear pry (5,6) |
| MUDDLETHROUGH | Make an anagram of "hurt hog" and manage to get there somehow (6,7) |
| REARRANGE | Perhaps make an anagram out of the bottom row? (9) |
| REASSEMBLE | Make an anagram perhaps of meals with beers |
| CLONE | Double C and one L make an anagram for it (5) |
| CUTLERY | For the clue, try to make an anagram from "canteen" |
| HERBGARDEN | Her brag, at the end, is that she can make a flavour plot (4,6) |
| FAITH | She can make a hit with the soccer people (5) |
| DEB | In short, she can make a bed (3) |
| APRIL | She can make fools of us at first (5) |
| SIRI | She can make a call for you |
| HARRIDAN | She can make it rain, hard, having a sharp tongue (8) |
| OPENSANDWICH | Chops and wine can make an appetising snack (4,8) |
| SIGNETRING | Piece of jewellery that can make an impression |
