| TEACHING | Etching a model working at a fellow's place (8) |
| ATONE | Was a model working, at the end, to make amends (5) |
| TEMPLATE | Model working at temple (8) |
| SLEDGE | A type of toboggan; a similar vehicle for conveying goods up and down the steep cobbled street in the fishing village of Clovelly; or, an insult aimed at a fellow player in cricket (6) |
| AQUATINT | Invented by Jean-Baptiste Le Prince, a tonal method of printmaking made by etching a copper plate with nitric acid (8) |
| WINKLES | They come out of their shell and wink at a fellow (7) |
| SATIATED | Working at a diet's getting stuffed (8) |
| AFFLUENT | A fellow's good at speaking, having plenty of brass (8) |
| PARAGUAY | Standard a fellow's taken round a South American country (8) |
| EMPLOYEE | someone working at a company |
| ADHESIVE | A seedy bar stocking a fellow's gum |
| AFTERALL | A fellow's half-sister has everything, contrary to expectations (5,3) |
| ANTONIO | Find a new model working with an old Shakespearean character (7) |
| DAYTONA | Model working afternoons initially, supporting 24 hours race venue |
| SELDOM | Model's working on rare occasions (6) |
| COLLEGE | Never tires of lecturing others at fellow's place (7) |
| ALICE | Old sitcom about a single mom working at a Phoenix diner |
| UPSTAIR | A purist working at a relatively high level (7) |
| ONSITE | One about to take a seat while working at a location (2-4) |
| ONICE | Is working at a church with a thin, slippery surface (2,3) |
