| RUNALONG | Words with a dismissive wave |
| CANTSEEEYETOEYEROLL | Lacks common ground with a dismissive teenager? |
| TUFT | Word with a bunch of meanings including a beard, a feathery crest, a grassy clump, a loop in a rug, a tassel or a wisp of a squirrel's fluffy tail/ear (4) |
| FLY | It's a dismissive rejection: "Go ___ a kite!" |
| OHTHAT | Comment accompanying a dismissive hand wave |
| BEATIT | A dismissive order in Belgium from a flighty type (4,2) |
| UMPIRE | He may raise a dismissive finger |
| GOHOME | A dismissive thing to say (2,4) |
| YADDA | When tripled, a dismissive "and so on" |
| SCRAM | A dismissive thing to say (5) |
| CLAUSE | A group of words with a subject and finite verb as part of a complex sentence / particular provision in a formal or legal document |
| MUMMERSET | Imitation rustic West Country accent used by actors, characterised in part by starting S words with a Z and F words with a V (9) |
| GETKNOTTED | Surprise comment about races - note a dismissive one (3,7) |
| PRELUDE | Prince extremely ethical a€“ dismissive about what's gone before (7) |
| PSEUDS | A dismissive word, from "false", for bogus intellectuals, pretentious thinkers or mere sciolists (6) |
| PUNDIT | A play on words with a morse component produces a selfappointed expert |
| EIEIO | Refrain in a song with the words "With a moo moo here" |
| HITHERE | Words with a wave |
| HOTAS | Words with "a pistol" or "a firecracker" |
| PUNY | .Why follow a play on words with a feeble excuse? (4) |
