| FENCEOFF | Separate criminal and rich type doffing hat (5,3) |
| PORTLY | Corpulent type doffing cap in work (6) |
| BALSAMIC | A rich type of dark Italian vinegar matured in wooden barrels from must, used to enrich marinades, salad dressings and sauces (8) |
| SNEAKOFF | Stealthily leave informer, rich type short of time (5,3) |
| HITITOFF | Get along well with current rich type after success (3,2,3) |
| OLIGARCH | Goal with rich type to be one of the few in charge (8) |
| FATALITY | Rich types from Italy falsified death (8) |
| SYNCOPAL | Caught between nosy criminal and friend without making a sound (8) |
| CONTEMPT | Ridicule criminal and part-time worker starting trouble (8) |
| DEFRAYED | Feared extremely deadly criminal, and paid up (8) |
| POISONER | Criminal and inmate missing first right around Ohio (8) |
| LASTGASP | Desperate criminal and cold-blooded killer kidnapping saint (4-4) |
| EMERALDS | Irish lady, criminal and policeman seek precious gems |
| FLAMBEAU | Reformed criminal and assistant to Father Brown in stories by G K Chesterton |
| FOOLSCAP | Paper takes in initial contributions from criminals and police |
| IGNORANT | Roman chap doffing cap, social creature in the dark (8) |
| ONEOFF | Figure, dandy doffing hat for a single time (3-3) |
| EVIL | Malicious fiend doffing hat (4) |
| IGNORE | Refuse to acknowledge men in Rome doffing hat (6) |
| LEANON | Intimidate chap doffing hat in Spanish city (4,2) |
