| ATTHEMOST | Those people will tuck into ruined toast no more |
| SETTHEORY | Determined those people will accept alternative work on collections? (3,6) |
| ONTHETROT | One after another, any number will tuck into fresh hot roly-poly dessert |
| SYCOPHANT | Toady policeman broke into ruined shanty (9) |
| ABSORBENT | Like a sponge served with salt and water ice? Any number will tuck in! (9) |
| THEM | Those people will be tense initially, on edge (4) |
| THESSALY | Those people will stop girl going round part of Greece (8) |
| THEARCHY | Those people will get cunning in religious form of ruling |
| THEOLOGY | Those people will collect old record for religious study |
| THEORY | Those people will accept alternative idea (6) |
| DESSERT | Sons will tuck into venison and finish off suet pudding |
| BONAFIDE | A tailless dog will tuck into its favourite treat, honest (4,4) |
| HILLOCK | Rising, I will tuck into ham |
| SECONDGUESS | Anticipate visitor shortly will tuck into extra helping of food |
| EMCEE | Host of drugs Member of Congress will tuck into |
| ROOKIE | Fine! I will tuck into fishy food for a starter |
| ELIZABETH | As Winslet told People: "They say, 'Loved you in ___,' and I say, 'Thank you. That's so kind.' And she gets the same thing, where people will say to her...'Loved you in Titanic'." |
| TIMEBITIS | You people will be afraid: terror pavorque vos occupabit |
| LOCKSMITH | The better he is, the less likely people will pick his work |
| DININGCAR | Travelling people will scoff, given the chance to move here |
