| SURFACETENSION | Routes finances dubiously, rendering liquid property (7,7) |
| HAYES | Dubiously elected president |
| EMPLOYER | Dubiously rely on poem sets some to work perhaps (8) |
| DETECTION | Dubiously enticed to find something out (9) |
| NICKERS | Sniggers as dubiously stricken opponent finally quits (7) |
| TROUSERS | Type going back, trapping drug addict, is taking money dubiously (8) |
| MAKEAFASTBUCK | Earn money, probably dubiously, quickly or easily (4,1,4,4) |
| EPIGLOTTIS | Flap by which sleazebag accesses toilets, dubiously (10) |
| COMPLAISANCE | Obliging nature accompanies first of lawyers, dubiously (12) |
| RENDITION | Dubiously legal, if extraordinary, performance (9) |
| BEATIT | Occupy oneself dubiously and scram (4,2) |
| CRIMINALISED | Turned into a crook, dubiously putting in dire claims (12) |
| SAINTLINESS | Dubiously "sinless" ___ isn't held to show exceptionally holy quality (11) |
| ILLGOTTEN | Dubiously acquired (3-6) |
| GENTIANVIOLET | Antifungal product used antigen to veil dubiously (7,6) |
| REQUIRED | Introduction of rule queried, dubiously mandatory (8) |
| CIGARILLO | Dubiously logical about the state of America - where there's smoke ...? |
| NURSERIES | Dubiously reinsures places encouraging growth (9) |
| PROFITEER | To make quick gains I go into Freeport dubiously (9) |
| NEUROSURGEON | Doctor's run, gone dubiously to hide money in France? (12) |
