| ILLUMINATI | Exclusive group - I left organisation of alumni getting it set up |
| GIACOMETTI | Sculptor showing US soldier on a plane and getting it set up (10) |
| AGITATE | Make a fuss, getting it set in stone |
| POPINJAY | A parrot or a figure of it set up as an archery target; or, alluding to said bird's mimicry and showy plumage, an extravagant, foppish, gaudy, garrulous or peacockish person (8) |
| DOGMATIC | Doctrinaire setter, perhaps, has it set up in computer (8) |
| TITRATE | It set up time and fee to measure a solution |
| ANTIPATHY | It set up the course with some outward reluctance (9) |
| TIMOTHY | It set up a test on extremely hardy grass |
| ATTIC | Bill over time has it set up in a room in the roof (5) |
| PIRATES | They have it set up for the pair - the robbers! (7) |
| LUNCHBOX | Left organisation with church coffer - it will feed one who is hungry (8) |
| LUNGE | Left organisation before Rising, for example, in Rush (5) |
| LABOUR | Left organisation in which one pushes for a delivery? (6) |
| ALIGNMENT | Male shunned by hostile workers ultimately left organisation |
| ENTICES | It's nice to have it set out like that - how it tempts one! (7) |
| REUNION | Gathering of alumni in the Indian Ocean (7) |
| OBSTINACY | Stubbornness of alumni, with very little to defend account |
| OBSESSION | Meeting of alumni? There's a thing (9) |
| PILING | Stacking up in a group. I lingered to watch this (6) |
| SOUPMAIGRE | Group I served up with same fast food |
