| TRAMMEL | Turkey a girl lifted onto large hamper |
| MOUNT | Get up onto big hill |
| BUTTERBALL | A portion of churned dairy fat, patted or rounded into a pellet shape; a plump turkey; a bufflehead; or, a rather unflattering name for one who is somewhat round or steatopygous (10) |
| ROADROLLER | Gold lifted onto a comparatively strange heavy vehicle |
| PATINA | Quiet girl lifted film (6) |
| GIBBET | Giant lifted onto stake as means of execution |
| NAVY | Service vehicle lifted onto end of jetty (4) |
| RAID | Topless undergarment on girl lifted bust (4) |
| HOSTAGE | The kidnapper's victim? Oh, lifted onto the actors' platform (7) |
| EMMA | Girl lifted lid off problem |
| REFRESH | Slave, imprisoned by the girl, lifted top up (7) |
| IRISHSTEW | Girl's lifted dripping, clutching hot dish |
| TREVELYAN | Historian from Turkey, a penetrating diaris (9) |
| TROUNCE | Turkey a cat beat decisively (7) |
| CITADEL | Castle in Turkey a dominating edifice, looms primarily as stronghold |
| TRAMMELS | Arms met awkwardly, cradling large hampers (8) |
| ANTIOCH | Town in southem Turkey. a cradle of Christianity, captured by Crusaders in 1098 (7) |
| DIOGENES | Greek philosopher from Sinope, in modern-day Turkey, a proponent of the ideological school of Cynicism (8) |
| RAINBOW | ... turkeys, a humorous 19th-century name given to salt herrings (7) |
| PICNIC | Alfresco meal traditionally served from a hamper; or, linked with "loaf", a bloomer or cob with various fillings to be shared between a group at such a meal (6) |
