| ASSEGAI | Stupid fellow, for example, has firstclass weapon (7) |
| ASSAGAI | Stupid fellow, for example, has first-class weapon (7) |
| MAGISTRATE | Bird putting away pie has firstclass beak (10) |
| ASSURED | Certain to be terribly rude to stupid fellow (7) |
| FOOLISH | Stupid fellow wasted his loot mostly (7) |
| FATUOUS | Stupid fellow dismissed over in Australia (7) |
| FATHEAD | Stupid fellow with a greasy lot of hair (7) |
| INSPECT | Morse, for example, has no alternative to investigate (7) |
| SERVICE | The army, for example, has tight grip on half of Serbia (7) |
| THEATRE | Apollo, for example, has wings and flies (7) |
| POPSTAR | Madonna, for example, has drinks with sailor (3,4) |
| WARSHIP | Destroyer, for example, has quiet one in bow |
| GATEMAN | Peter, for example, has to identify quotation presented the wrong way |
| MALARIA | Fever may produce firstclass alarm (7) |
| REGALIA | Fancy garb in which to knock back firstclass beer (7) |
| AIRSICK | Feeling discomfort when flying firstclass irks poor Charlie on board (7) |
| SAMURAI | Uncle America, you are firstclass fighting Japanese! (7) |
| NAIROBI | Robin possibly holds firstclass capital (7) |
| NAIVETE | Simplicity of organising firstclass event (7) |
| ALLSTAR | Team of firstclass players |
