| EVENLY | Waugh, say, bringing name forward, maintaining consistency |
| INSOLVENT | Bust is forward maintaining volume (9) |
| ENGAGE | Commission, say, bringing in new generation (6) |
| DIANTHUS | Sweet William, say, bringing incense to goddess shortly (8) |
| ESTONIANS | Johnson and Cameron, say, bringing in sadness primarily for 18s (9) |
| LAUNDER | Wash fine material, say, bringing up colour |
| FUNGI | Kingdom, some say, bringing joy to soldier |
| TREBLE | Bet from elder, say, bringing in 'barrel' (6) |
| RECORDED | Oboe, say, bringing in string, worked in studio? |
| COMPLIMENTARY | Praising broadcast of sporting event, say, bringing in pulpit oddly? |
| ARGOSY | Quinquireme of Nineveh, say, bringing back some ivory so gracefully |
| KNEE | 6 being enthusiastic, putting name forward (4) |
| ALBINO | Colourless character in England once putting name forward |
| NOPE | Frank, putting name forward, gets refusal ... |
| KNEESUP | Eager to put name forward, have a meal and party |
| APPLY | Put your name forward,... for a job |
| NAY | Some, putting name forward, vote negatively (3) |
| NOMINATED | Put one's name forward for an award, successfully (9) |
| NOMINATE | Put name forward (8) |
| APPLYING | Putting your name forward for a position |
