| PAD | Word with mouse or |
| FLITTER | Word linking with mouse for an old word for the flying mammal studied in chiropterology (7) |
| CLICK | Become friendly with sort of beetle? One can with mouse, too |
| MANOR | House, which with mouse poses a question (5) |
| TOM | Cat in many cartoons with mouse Jerry |
| NUMEROUS | Many run with mouse about (8) |
| SQUEAK | A sound of a mouse or a pan of bubbling, frying colcannon; a rat or snitch; a pipe or whine; a single remark; a narrow escape; a jot; a bare chance; or, a feeble paper/local rag (6) |
| PADS | Word with "knee," "mouse" or "shoulder" |
| DOUBLECLICK | Work with mouse to contribute largely to 66 at bingo? (6-5) |
| MOUSTACHE | Hitler's first cat cavorting with mouse under his very nose (9) |
| DRAGANDDROP | What can you do with mouse, a pest, and very little? |
| EGREGIOUS | Soldier replaced heron's tail with mouse innards -gross! (9) |
| CATCHIT | Mouser given official note on what to do with mouse! (5,2) |
| RAVENOUS | Very hungry bird with mouse, rejecting head and tail |
| RETREATS | Returns first course served up with mouse's tail inside (8) |
| SPECTATE | Watch pet cats playing with mouse's tail (8) |
| LOCATE | Spot to behold dog's nemesis with mouse's tail (6) |
| TRAP | Word that can follow mouse or death |
| MURID | Zoological name for a brown rat, house mouse or related gnawing rodent that, despite being diminutive, light, slight and timorous with a tiny bite, is likely to give a suriphobe a fright (5) |
| FIELD | Kind of mouse or marshal |
