| INUNIFORM | Wearing costume is the same, after trendy start |
| INCAN | Former empire is able to make trendy start (5) |
| STRONGSUIT | Hard-wearing costume is one's forte (6,4) |
| OUTOFIT | Head of organisation, wearing costume, is drunk (3,2,2) |
| EXCHANGES | Former spouse is no longer the same after tiffs |
| ROTOR | One spins and remains the same after it is taken back (5) |
| RHONE | Strand, the same after its centre is out of reach |
| PEP | Liveliness the same after upset |
| ADO | Briefly the same after a fuss (3) |
| FOLLOWS | Behaves just the same, after heart-to-heart? (7,4) |
| SUIT | Behaves just the same, after heart-to-heart? (7,4) |
| METAMORPHOSIS | One's never the same after it (13) |
| ADEQUATE | Enough regard as the same after a date (8) |
| QUEUE | Word that's pronounced the same after its last four letters are removed |
| INTENSIVE | After trendy numbers the writer's becoming serious |
| HIRSUTE | The said lady's costume is covered in hairs |
| DIPSTICK | Fool swims about wearing costume the wrong way round (8) |
| EGOTISM | For example, is wearing costume regularly - such conceit! |
| HIPPODROME | Hull City's after trendy theatre (10) |
| INDULGENT | Tolerant of fellow going after trendy flat, say |
