| SPOTLESS | Be relatively unobservant as a totally innocent person |
| CLEANASAWHISTLE | Totally innocent, listen as each law is broken (5,2,1,7) |
| HAUGHTIER | Novel a huge hit? Right to be relatively proud (9) |
| CHEAP | A peach could be relatively low in cost! (5) |
| ATTACHED | A totally sober person longed to be with partner? (8) |
| LILYWHITE | Girl with renewed energy is totally innocent |
| AWATCHEDPOTNEVERBOILS | Suggestion that an unobservant approach will lead to a seething response? |
| YOULEAP | Don't be an unobservant bounder (4,6,3,4) |
| LOOKBEFORE | Don't be an unobservant bounder (4,6,3,4) |
| LARGE | They're building a health centre, right on the outskirts of Germoe -- it's going to be relatively big (5) |
| FITUP | Slang term for a deliberate attempt to make an innocent person seem guilty of a crime (3-2) |
| AFISHOUTOFWATER | Shout, 'A write-off.' A sort of victim of a totally unfamiliar environment (1,4,3,2,5) |
| FEUD | Quarrel that can be relatively bitter |
| TACTLESS | Time to be relatively idle and indiscreet? |
| FRATERNAL | Learnt, far away, to be relatively close (9) |
| RURALPOPULATION | It tends to be relatively sparse |
| NEWISH | Northern European with desire to be relatively modern (6) |
| CHIPS | Food (said to be relatively cheap) (5) |
| UNCLE | Can be relatively Dutch (5) |
| SISTER | She may be relatively disposed to resist |
