| GOURMAND | Bishop, say, into fruit -- bon vivant (8) |
| SYBARITE | In classy bar I tempted bon vivant (8) |
| HEDONIST | Noted his transformation to bon vivant (8) |
| YULETIDE | You will get drawn, say, into seasonal festivity (8) |
| REALISED | Worked out a way to turn property, say, into money (8) |
| GENTIANS | Scotsman, say, into bog plants (8) |
| CHESSMAN | Church manses converted for bishop, say (8) |
| BEGRUDGE | Envy bishop, say, getting disrespectful about golf (8) |
| MANDRILL | Primate, in practice, preceded by bishop, say (8) |
| BEGINNER | Bishop, say - private individual needing more experience (8) |
| SETPIECE | Prepare bishop, say, for a formal speech |
| STRAWMAN | Aunt Sally's blemishes brought up by bishop, say (5,3) |
| OFAPIECE | Old fellow with a bishop, say, that's alike (2,1,5) |
| DJIMBRADY | Gay Nineties bon vivant |
| NERD | No bon vivant he |
| EPICUREAN | Run a piece engineered by bon vivant (9) |
| EPICURE | Mince pie and kipper for bon vivant (7) |
| LONER | Hardly a bon vivant |
| GOURMET | Bon vivant understood about posh European city, nothing less |
| IVAN | Lendl was a bit of a bon vivant (4) |
