| EMERGES | Results seem to differ, having put in some work (7) |
| USHERED | Had shown her in, having put in operation (7) |
| IMPUTED | Charged with having put in a crooked dime (7) |
| INTERTWINE | Weave, having put in Graves, drop of Tokay and perhaps Beaujolais (10) |
| UNDERGO | Open to take in some work experience (7) |
| TREFOIL | Herb put in some hard work to restrain football official (7) |
| ERODING | God takes part in some work, doing what weather does (7) |
| PARAPET | Do like to put in some defensive work |
| CAPABLE | Competent dad put in some wiring (7) |
| ENDURED | Tolerated our topless form in having put a stop to it (7) |
| TROLLED | Did some fishing, having put up controversial posts (7) |
| DOSSERS | Having put down the files, one leaves to see the hangings (7) |
| FLATTER | Large, in having put on weight, but less curvaceous? (7) |
| TRODDEN | Accident? Rod denies having put his foot in it (7) |
| DROWSED | Intermittently dropped off, having put out across river (7) |
| RELAXED | Having put one's feet up (7) |
| ESSENCE | Concentrate, having put German city centre on the outskirts (7) |
| TREMBLE | Quake in one's shoes, having put millions into bet |
| ROSETTE | Having put it inside, tore off the ribbon (7) |
| DRESSED | Doctor with energy on ship with issue, having put on clothes (7) |
