| ALLROUNDER | Everyone fatter than the jack of all trades (3-7) |
| NONPAYMENT | Fail to settle in New York over broadcast by secretary to workers with trade (3-7) |
| LARGEST | Endlessly slow Parisian is fatter than the others (7) |
| PODGIEST | New pet dog is fatter than the rest |
| ODDJOBMAN | Jack-of-all-trades (3-3,3) |
| ODDMAN | Term for a different, eliminated, extra, singled-out, strange or superfluous fellow; one with a casting vote; an umpire; or, a handy chap or jack-of-all-trades (3-3) |
| HANDYMAN | Jack of all trades (3) |
| UTILITYMAN | Jack-of-all-trades in public service largely a good deal (7,3) |
| ABLESEAMAN | Jack-of-all-trades? (4,6) |
| GENERALIST | Jack of all trades, perhaps |
| PINOCHLE | A meld of the jack of diamonds and queen of spades in a beziquelike game of the same name (8) |
| ODDJOB | --- --- man: Jack of all trades (3,3) |
| LEFTEYE | Part of the head hidden on the jack of spades |
| CARDS | The ace of spades and the jack of clubs, for two |
| NONE | Jack of all trades master of ___ |
| MASTER | Jack of all trades, ___ of none, saying (6) |
| FACTOTUM | Short feature with tips from the utility man or jack of all trades (8) |
| DOALL | Figure without a jack-of-all-trades (2-3) |
| HATS | A Jack-of-all-trades wears many of them |
| MASTEROF | Figure of speech: 'Jack of all trades, _ _ none' (6,2) |
