| LIVERPUDLIANS | Scouses might land up with evil, Sir (13) |
| DISCOURTESY | Dirty Scouse's terrible rudeness |
| STANDSIN | Substitutes put up with evil (6,2) |
| NISI | Is one sin enough to land up with divorce decree? (4) |
| BURKINAFASO | Land up with massage king in a disgusting sofa (7,4) |
| ISLE | Land up with Elsie, almost! (4) |
| VANDAL | Did Virginia, briefly, land up with a hooligan (6) |
| RWANDA | Land up with a DNA war of discontent (6) |
| PERU | Land up with agent at university (4) |
| CHARCUTERIE | After fish and a slice of the cake, land up with cold meats |
| TALKOFTHETOWN | Scouse, perhaps, subject of tittle-tattle (4,2,3,4) |
| AERODROME | Where one might land a fee, ultimately, stick with capital |
| THUD | What a load might land with |
| TILLAGE | Cultivating land up to a time |
| GETINTOHOTWATER | Bath visitor may well land up in trouble |
| SUPPLANTED | See pest land up in trouble, ousted |
| LIVERPUDLIAN | Like George Harrison, I land up playing on organ |
| AFRESH | One bound to land up in a hospital again |
| RIDGE | Land up in capital of Germany in the course of journey |
| ERICA | Plant, one breaking some land up |
