| DRAWTHECURTAIN | Trace the dog in at work and wind things up (4,3,7) |
| STIRRUP | Wind things right up to put one's foot in it (7) |
| SHOOTTHEBREEZE | Talk in article consumed by fire and wind (5,3,6) |
| DOWNINTHEDUMPS | Don't push me around and wind up feeling sad (4,2,3,5) |
| EAVESDROP | Departs after the first, to observe medic at work and listen in |
| ATTHEBAR | Where you may find lawyers at work and at play |
| MEN | Word before "at Work" and "Without Hats," in music |
| NEPOTISM | Retired employees retaining position at work and jobs for the boys (8) |
| ENTERTAIN | Have visitors join the party in at work (9) |
| INVESTING | Vet to sign in at work, while putting money in (9) |
| AUDITING | I dug in at work, doing the job of accountants? (8) |
| MARCOPOLO | Traveller having a brandy at work and a loo break (5,4) |
| ONSIGHT | As soon as clocked in at work-place, given a hearing (2,5) |
| DENTALSURGEON | Daughter, upper-class, introduced to New Orleans gent who fills in at work (6,7) |
| ADJECTIVE | Dependent disc jockey, on ecstasy, settled in at work (9) |
| CROUPIERS | People who rake it in at work? |
| MASSEURS | They usually rub it in at work (8) |
| MUNGOPARK | Scottish explorer who led two expeditions to trace the course of the Niger in Africa (5,4) |
| OUTLINE | Trace the boundary of the playing pitch (7) |
| PARK | Mungo, Scottish explorer who led two expeditions to trace the course of the Niger (4) |
