| FAMILYFEUD | A relatively bitter struggle (6,4) |
| FEUD | Quarrel that can be relatively bitter |
| BIRETTA | Clergyman's headgear, a bitter struggle? |
| HARDSHIP | Dish shattered in pointless bitter struggle (8) |
| FAMILYTREE | A relatively complex document (6,4) |
| STEPMOTHER | Lady with a relatively cruel reputation |
| WIDESCREEN | Like a relatively long film show (10) |
| GREATNIECE | In age erect as a relatively young woman |
| BIGBROTHER | A relatively large oppressor, for Winston |
| PECCADILLO | A relatively minor fault (10) |
| GREATUNCLE | Some ogre at UN clearly a relatively senior man (5-5) |
| WHITENOISE | Sound that has a relatively wide continuous range of frequencies of uniform intensity |
| OBSTETRIC | So, bitter struggles with Conservative dealing with Labour (9) |
| JITTERBUG | Bitter struggles during prison dance (9) |
| UNDERGROWTH | Plants in a garden (or forest) which attain a relatively low height, because they grow beneath a canopy of foliage (11) |
| BREED | Word, from "cherish, keep warm" and "hatch", for a lineage, pedigree, race, or strain; or, a class, kind or variety, such as the figuratively "dying" type in the form of a relatively rare sort (5) |
| UPSTAIR | A purist working at a relatively high level (7) |
| GRAIN | A relatively small granular particle of a substance (5) |
| AUNT | Tighten a nut for a relatively great one? (4) |
| ATADISADVANTAGE | A bit unhappy, opposing worker with time to collar one is in a relatively weak position |
