| GERMANIC | European king, say, turned mad |
| POSSESSED | Stewardesses, sophisticated, about turned mad (9) |
| REDUNDANT | Laid off work and turned mad (9) |
| STUN | Turned mad with shock (4) |
| MANIC | Raincoat-wearing trendy turned mad! (5) |
| TEMPERAMENTAL | Highly excitable with me, Pater turned mad (13) |
| GEE | European, say, turned up showing surprised expression (3) |
| PUREE | Unblemished English apples, say, turned into pulp |
| STRANGE | Pull one out, say, turned off (7) |
| BINGE | Wine store, say, turned over in drunken revelry (5) |
| ONCE | At one time a sergeant, say, turned east (4) |
| HEDGE | He had, say, turned up to equivocate |
| STEPMOTHER | One proverbially cruel to kill dog, say, turned in |
| GEMINI | Sign, say, turned up on car |
| ETON | A flat, say, turned over in school (4) |
| GECKO | Reptile, say, turned up initially crawling on floor (5) |
| EGOTIST | Self-seeker, say, turned to first (7) |
| TOOL | Fork or spade, say - turned over stolen treasure? (4) |
| AGE | Mature amateur, say, turned up (3) |
| CLANGER | Bell family, say, turned against Romeo (7) |
