| PRIVILEGE | Rip out what's nasty, say, getting over advantage (9) |
| LEDGER | Hands over advantage of accounting book (6) |
| INDOCTRINATION | What's nasty dictator repeatedly in on? This, maybe |
| CAR | What nasty Carl White crashed in London's Docklands to cause serious injury to Phil in EastEnders recently (3) |
| POTPOURRI | Uproot and rip out dried arrangement (9) |
| SPHINCTER | Tench rips out muscle (9) |
| MUSKETEER | Athos, say, getting gun to point to queen (9) |
| ADORNMENT | Bother with sailors, say, getting on first of this frill (9) |
| DESERVING | Charitable organisation, say, getting its come-uppance on occasion (9,5) |
| AWESTRUCK | Terrified of Nato allies, say, getting caught in leader of America's fight (9) |
| WEIGHTING | Working in restaurant, say, getting extra allowance |
| ROYALBLUE | Prince, say, getting depressed in the shade (5,4) |
| PRINTABLE | Rip out new list that's not too rude (9) |
| EVULSE | Pluck out, possibly rip out, repulsive drunk |
| GUT | Rip out (a place's) interior (3) |
| PRUNESANDPRISMS | Cut, polish, rip out text - superficial refinement |
| ASEAM | Rip out ___ (prepare for a sewing job) |
| UNSEW | Rip out, as a seam |
| WIPER | We rip out the mechanism for improving the outlook |
| APRIL | Rip out almost all the face for her (5) |