| INGOODHANDS | Where to find the aces and kings well looked after! (2,4,5) |
| FANCIED | Attracted to trying to find the ace (7) |
| TENDED | That's the end of Ted being looked after! (6) |
| CARNAGE | Slaughter horse -- though it appears it's being looked after! (7) |
| SPICANDSPAN | Neat, clean and well-looked after (4,3,4) |
| INSAFEHANDS | Deaf-ish nans treated, being well looked after (2,4,5) |
| CEASES | Points to the aces and then stops (6) |
| TRUMPS | Playing cards is how transactional Mr T ups the aces and wins... (6) |
| PREVAIL | Hold all the aces and pair with a live trick (7) |
| ALLSTARS | Aces of Aces and kings of Kings, e.g. |
| PRAYINGCARD | The ace of clubs that you scribbled your words of devotion on? |
| ACGREYHOUND | Four-seat relative of the Ace (2,9) |
| MOTHERED | Well looked after, there in the Ministry of Defence (8) |
| SPICKANDSPAN | Neat, clean, and well looked after (5,3,4) |
| OVERPROTECTED | Corrupt cop reverted to being too well looked after (13) |
| PCS | Computers deleted Aces and Kings from packs (3) |
| STOPS | A gambling card game in which chips are placed on the ace and king and queen and jack of separate suits (taken from a separate deck). |
| CARDS | Aces and kings (5) |
| ESCHEAT | The aces oddly revert to the state in the absence of legal heirs |
| INGOODNICK | Well looked after, doing time here? |
