| LONGRANGE | Travelling considerable distance to large working farm (4-5) |
| FARGO | US mail service, after Wells, had considerable distance to travel (5) |
| FAIRWAY | Quite a considerable distance to the hole (7) |
| STBERNARD | Breed of large working dog originally bred for rescue work (2,7) |
| BYALONGCHALK | To a considerable distance or degree (2,1,4,5) |
| SHIREHORSE | Large working animal (5,5) |
| ACTON | Shropshire's historic working farm - cotton cast off (5,5) |
| SCOTT | Shropshire's historic working farm - cotton cast off (5,5) |
| SNAILMAIL | Wild animal is attached to large, conventional post (5,4) |
| OLIVEBRANCH | Peace offering from old boy in possession of working farm (5,6) |
| DAIRYMAID | One used to parlour work gives help to large numbers that are retired |
| EVERGLADE | Always pleased to get close to large swampy area (9) |
| LONGWAY | Journey is considerable distance! (4,3) |
| TILER | Bank welcomes large working man |
| CONTRACTOR | Undertaker caught working farm machinery (10) |
| AGRITOURISM | Vacation trips to working farms (and a 2006 dictionary addition) |
| SCEPTICAL | Doubting if I accept change from small to large |
| ARLINGTON | Repaired to large inn on leaving English National Cemetery |
| CONCOURSE | Study route to large public space (9) |
| EPIDEMICS | Rapid spreads of diseases to large numbers (9) |
