| GELATIN | Setter for example sent up Caesar's language |
| STEP | Parrots, for example, sent up for bit of flight |
| ARTISAN | Thatcher, for example, sent up some policemen as it raged (7) |
| GENUS | Kind star, for example, sent up |
| GUNDOG | Big Bertha, for example, to follow setter, for example (3,3) |
| DOGROSE | Setter, for example, went up for flower |
| AGENT | Representative example sent up internal worker (5) |
| STODGE | Indigestible food, for example ... - sent back (6) |
| MARGE | Butter, for example, sent back ___ with this preferred? (5) |
| ORANGE | Fruit from African port, for example, sent north (6) |
| ARTIST | Bacon, for example, sent back in restaurants I traduced |
| GEM | Precious stone for example sent back by Miles (3) |
| SPOTTEDDOG | Pudding picked out by setter, for example |
| WATCHDOG | Guardian women chat about setter, for example (8) |
| SUBWOOFER | Lend setter, for example, audio equipment |
| HANGDOG | Suspend setter for example, guilty in manner |
| DOGMATIST | Setter for example is encapsulated by “drab, opinionated type” |
| DOGMA | Teaching degree presented by setter for example |
| SPECKLE | Spot of contrasting colour on a bird's egg or plumage or the coat of an English Setter, for example (7) |
| DOGS | Setters, for example (4) |
