| PROPUP | Support for young setter, say? (4, 2) |
| ROLLON | Type of deodorant, should we say? (4-2) |
| LEAD | Metal strap for setter, say (4) |
| PULP | Young setter, say, boxing pound for pound |
| BOWWOW | East End success for setter, say? |
| PASSUP | Ignore young setter perhaps inhaling dope (4,2) |
| SENDUP | Commit to prison for parody, say (4-2) |
| SNAPUP | Quickly grab coat of satin put on a young setter? (4,2) |
| PENTUP | Repressed, emotions say (4-2) |
| PIPEUP | Duct raised, say (4, 2) |
| TAKEUP | Acceptance of Irish tea vessel, say (4-2) |
| SLIPON | Backchat handled by son, a loafer, say (4-2) |
| FILLIN | Inside, gang's head rubbed out deputy, say (4-2) |
| CANINE | Semicircle and a 21 for setter, say (6) |
| WHELPS | Page in Welsh converted for young English setters, say (6) |
| NEEDBE | Must drop joint, Spooner says (4-2) |
| WALKIES | Cryptic was like exercise for setter, say? (7) |
| WHOOPSIE | Question I pose, awful mess of a setter, say? (8) |
| DOGSHOW | Prepare girl who's organising competition among setters, say? (3,4) |
| STAYATHOME | Unadventurous treatment of hot meat, say (4-2-4) |
