| BONUS | Reward for a fine job |
| WITCHINGWELL | Doing a fine job casting spells? |
| MAKEWAY | Do a fine job that goes with swing (4,3) |
| NANNY | Fran Fine's job |
| RESEAU | From French for "net, web", a word for a fine mesh ground for lacework; or, a network of things, in particular spies or lines for reference in star photographs (6) |
| PENCIL | Word for a fine paintbrush for watercolours that transferred to an instrument for drawing or writing (6) |
| PUNCTILIO | From the Latin for "point", a word for a fine or petty point of conduct, etiquette or procedure, about which one is particularly scrupulous (9) |
| FILM | From "membrane, skin", a word for a fine thread, gauzy web, haze, mist, pellicle or thin coating that, over time, came to mean a strip of celluloid; or, the motion picture captured on it (4) |
| MAHOGANY | A hogan may use it for a fine cabinet |
| CHINA | Fine setting for a fine meal |
| MEDAL | Award for a fine wine, perhaps |
| AMENDE | Word from French for a fine or penalty (6) |
| AFFORD | Have enough money for a fine car (6) |
| RATAFIA | Basket-maker getting thanks for a fine biscuit |
| STYLIST | Catalogue of pens for a fine writer? (7) |
| GOODWILL | What one feels for a fine fellow (8) |
| SPED | Put your foot down for a fine result? (4) |
| EBONY | Magazine named for a "fine black wood" |
| ARABELLA | Suitable name for a fine horsewoman? (8) |
| COATANDTIE | Dress code for a fine-dining establishment, perhaps |
