| TRANSFORMATION | Result of make-over Norman is awful (14) |
| GOVERN | Some getting over Norman rule (6) |
| SLAPONTHEWRIST | Minor reprimand as result of make-up misapplication? (4,2,3,5) |
| DUSTY | Study in need of make-over if it has a film of dirt (5) |
| WARPAINT | Distortion isn't commonly the result of make-up (3,5) |
| ODOURS | Smells of make-over associated with us (6) |
| VIRTUALREALITY | ITV are ritually transforming a world of make-believe (7,7) |
| DEFININGMOMENT | Explaining meaning to American's parent at hospital department, of make-or-break event |
| ELOQUENT | Some of hospital nurses see that Norman is articulate |
| ARCH | Norman is one into Cheddar Cheese (4) |
| NORM | As a rule, Little Norman is involved (4) |
| SANMARINO | Country where a Norman is lost (3,6) |
| ATOM | Bit of make-up seen on cover of address book one of two? |
| OBER | Host Ken of Make Me Laugh (ana-gram of BORE) |
| GENE | Part of make-up of Mr Kelly perhaps |
| EYESHADOW | Make changes to way he does part of make-up |
| PISS | Take the ___ out of (make fun of, in British slang) |
| AVAIL | _ of: make use of? |
| NUDE | Colour evoking flesh used as a shade of make-up, lingerie or hosiery; or, a painting or sculpture depicting the figure of an unclothed human (4) |
| STORYBOOK | Word for a child's fairy tale collection; thus, an adjective evoking a sense of fanciful, fantastical, idyllic or unreal charm, like the land of make-believe or happily ever after depicted in said ill |
