| GOONANDON | Talk a lot or enter stage twice! (2,2,3,2) |
| AGOODDEAL | Quite a lot or quite a big amount? (1,4,4) |
| FALLABOUT | Laugh a lot, or quarrel, when sailor butts in? |
| PARCEL | From "small portion", a word for a distinct piece or plot of land; an object or a collection of goods, wrapped in a single package; a lot; or, a company, group, party or set (6) |
| TWITCHIER | Woman yearning to enter stage, getting more anxious (9) |
| RETENTION | Revise rent, I note, or enter into continued possession (9) |
| LABORIOUS | Tough promises by Miliband's lot, or ? (9) |
| BAG | A sack for swag, a mixed lot or a hunter's catch/brace; or, a tote or clutch drawn at dawn as a veritable weapon in a brawl when face to face (3) |
| ONEACRE | Good size for a lot or tiny for a plot |
| ACRE | It might be a lot or a plot |
| TOROIDAL | Being in a lot, or rambling, I'd like a donut! |
| LOADSOF | Quite a lot or just a well-behaved minority (4,3) |
| SPEAKINGVOLUMES | Revealing a lot, or a theme hint |
| ADULTERER | Infidelity is the vice of one that makes a grown-up hesitate twice! (9) |
| CHAR | Burn a lot ... or slightly |
| CAROUSE | Drink a lot, or nothing, when involved in driving? |
| BAFFLE | Hoodwink with a lot or noise in the package (6) |
| GOODPART | Quite a lot - or some - of the curate's egg? |
| FEAST | Eat a lot or nothing preserving energy (5) |
| VEAL | Have a lot or just some meat (4) |
