| COFFEESHOPS | She copes somehow with old fellows entering cafes (6,5) |
| SCOPE | Copes somehow with extent in space |
| EPOCHAL | Cope somehow with Harry coming of age |
| FINISHEDOFF | Is he in spot with old fellows, completely defeated? (8,3) |
| STANDOFFISH | Put up with old fellow with part of a haul, being distant (11) |
| TAKESTOCKOF | Weigh up opinion on shop's contents with old fellow (4,5,2) |
| MAKEAMEALOF | Treat in an overly laborious way a supper, say, with old fellow after getting produce (4,1,4,2) |
| MAKEAHASHOF | Bungle a meat dish eaten by sort with old fellow (4,1,4,2) |
| ATMOSPHERIC | Compare this somehow with a pervasive mood |
| COMPASSCARD | Navigational aid accords somehow with maps |
| VITUPERATED | ITV, up-rated somehow with programme ending, got reviled (11) |
| THATCHERISM | Political philosophy which chimes somehow with Republican (11) |
| LAPISLAZULI | Plaza I'll use somehow with first person having no energy being blue (5,6) |
| NEWYEARSDAY | Yes, end war somehow, with a conclusion to hostility when resolutions come into effect? |
| MANAGES | A chap gets old, but copes somehow (7) |
| ONANDOFF | Occasionally working with old fellows (2-3-3) |
| SIGNOFF | Finish writing and mix gins with old fellows |
| BRASSEDOFF | Republican fool's in plot with old fellows, fed up (7,3) |
| BUNKOFF | Don't go to bed with old fellows (4,3) |
| ROUNDOFF | Finish drinks with old fellows (5,3) |
