| HANC | This lady as an object |
| JULIA | For fermentation of Beaujolais, I present this lady as OBE (5) |
| WOMAN | Succeeded bracketing old lady - as this? |
| CONSTANCE | Lady, as musician says, with attitude |
| LAUNDERER | The French female working for top lady as cleaner |
| GINNEL | Pub with posh lady as host in alleyway |
| TWOPENNY | Anything Northern rejected by lady as vulgar |
| ERASER | Leading lady as herself - in rubber! |
| ILLA | That lady as a subject |
| STOLA | Garb for ancient Roman lady - "as lot" anagram ? (5) |
| GAL | Young lady, as a square dance caller might say |
| LEGALLY | Portrait painter keeps young lady, as permitted by law |
| TESSA | Lady as determined to come back (5) |
| IDOL | From the Greek for "form, shape, picture", an image or representation of a god revered as an object of worship; or, by extension, any greatly admired or loved human or thing (4) |
| COUNTRYCOUSIN | An unsophisticated rural fellow, often regarded as an object of amusement (7,6) |
| STOODOVER | Observed, as an object on the ground |
| HER | That woman, considered as an object? |
| TOTEM | Carry money as an object of veneration (5) |
| TOTEMPOLE | It stands as an object of superstition (5,4) |
| OSIRIS | Accordingly, returned flag as an object of worship (6) |
