| TANTAMOUNT | The same as having to flog endless rubbish to get on |
| NUNLIKE | Description ultimately not the same as having a similarity to a religious woman (7) |
| UNEQUAL | Not the same as having some immune quality (7) |
| SLEEPROUGH | Strips off around endless rubbish -- it's horrible what dosser may need to do (5,5) |
| MACKINTOSH | Architect Charlie enters, generating endless rubbish (10) |
| PROFLIGATE | Might have to flog pirate, becoming very extravagant (10) |
| UNCLEAN | Uncle begins to see Anne as having to make an announcement accompanied by some bell-ringing |
| ESTEEM | Regard as having to meet, by arrangement, at certain points (6) |
| SIGHTSAW | What tourist did to show sadness over endless rubbish piled up |
| BEAT | Related to the name of a heavy mallet for striking blows, a word meaning to flog, hammer or thwack repeatedly; conquer or trounce; rhythmically drum; mark time with a baton; or, pulsate, as in the hea |
| GLIB | Fluent, giving rise to endless rubbish |
| THROTTLE | Suppress the endless rubbish let out (8) |
| DROSERA | Plant generating endless rubbish on time (7) |
| FILTH | File almost all the endless rubbish (5) |
| OPTIONALEXTRAS | Extended package features non-binding future with Ferguson, possibly endless rubbish |
| LITERATE | Reading and writing endless rubbish over time (8) |
| DENIRO | Actor's cubbyhole, one with endless rubbish (2,4) |
| CRAIC | Enjoyable time in charge, following endless rubbish (5) |
| TORRID | Burning awful endless rubbish that's turned up (6) |
| OAKUM | Make out endless rubbish was only stopgap material (5) |