| ABUSERS | They act injuriously to assure second class individuals |
| ABUSE | Act injuriously towards a passenger vehicle with James 4th |
| ABUSER | One who acts injuriously towards a people mover hesitates to the bitter end |
| ABUSES | Acts injuriously towards |
| TROUSSEAU | It's assembled haphazardly to assure start of union |
| RABIDITY | Fanaticism of a second-class individual in rotten dirty environment (8) |
| CRUSCONTROLS | French wineries' regulations to assure quality? |
| THESAURUS | Reference book to assure hut rebuilt (9) |
| BONE | Maybe rib second-class individual (4) |
| POSHO | Word used informally in Britain to refer to an aristo, toff, upper-class individual etc; or, in Swahili, cornmeal, daily rations, maize porridge or ugali (5) |
| EGGTIMERS | They act as reminders to the kitchen staff of the early bird and the ones that tend to go off? (3,6) |
| AGENTS | Point to the stage where they act for you (6) |
| BREAKNECK | Injuriously fast and dangerous speed (9) |
| DEMIGODS | Do midges go all over the place? They act like nemesis! (8) |
| NERVECELLS | They act impulsively out of anxiety about locked room (5,5) |
| BIRDSOFAFEATHER | Proverbially, they act sheepishly (5,2,1,7) |
| AUTOMATONS | They act unthinkingly, placing plant needing warmth in a sickly sun (10) |
| STRAIGHTMEN | They act as stooges for honest fellows (8,3) |
| OARLOCKS | They act as fulcrums for rowing (8) |
| PARASOLS | Special forces get round Liberals, in short. They act as sunshades (8) |
