| ROTAL | Run out interminable chatter of a canon |
| MOG | A tattle, imitative of the chatter of a pie; the pyot itself; a halfpenny; a long-tailed titmouse; or, in short, a glossy or the element with atomic no. 12 (3) |
| UTOPIAN | Made out interminable keyboard's perfect (7) |
| WODEHOUSE | Author of a canon of comic novels and stories featuring bachelor Bertram "Bertie" Wilberforce Wooster and his omniscient gentleman's gentleman, Reginald Jeeves (9) |
| REPRODUCTIVEORGANS | Product of a Canon/Wurlitzer merger? |
| CREDO | From the opening words of the Apostles' statement of Christian principles, "I believe", a term for a canon, doctrine or other set of beliefs (5) |
| ROUND | Slice of bread or toast; circuit of calls made by a doctor, postal worker etc; or, a canon sung in unison (5) |
| ERIC | Forename under which George Newby penned a canon of travelogues, including A Short Walk in the Hindu Kush and A Small Place in Italy (4) |
| RABBI | Endless chatter of congregation's leader (5) |
| TALK | Chatter of an incidental kind (4) |
| GREATAUK | Hear drab chatter of extinct creature (5,3) |
| PREBEND | A payment provided by a cathedral to a canon in its chapter (7) |
| APOCRYPHA | Religious books a canon may do without |
| ANACONDAS | Cold-blooded customers can make a canon sad |
| CRITERION | I notice RR's upset a canon (9) |
| ANACONDA | Creature in a Canon ad broadcast (8) |
| PRINT | Use a Canon, say |
| FOCUS | Prepare to "fire" a Canon |
| ROUNDUP | Gather together for a canon sung in unison at university (5,2) |
| LEAST | Common phrase used to wind up a speech (especially one that's a catalogue of interminable 'thank-you |
