| WHEELCHAIR | Go around with a rich criminal in mode of transport (10) |
| ELECTRIC | Plug-in mode of transport (8) |
| EASYCHAIR | Yes, a rich criminal will fence a piece of furniture (4,5) |
| ATHICKEAR | Take a rich criminal for such a punishment (1,5,3) |
| CHRISTIAN | Religious person isn't a rich criminal (9) |
| CORONATION | Innocent cook getting in a stew with a rich dish (10,7) |
| OROGRAPHIC | Go with a rich pro, inaccurately describing mountains |
| HIERARCHAL | Ranked husband with a rich earl, unfairly (10) |
| TOWNCRIERS | We"ll go around with tricorns barking (4,6) |
| NOUGAT | Go around with a nut, somehow (it's sweet with nuts) (6) |
| OWLET | Oscar's allowed to go around with a small hooter (5) |
| MATILDA | Empress Maud would go around with a swagger |
| REVOLVE | Go around with a clergyman distributing love (7) |
| DENOMINATIONAL | Dressed in mode, citizen of a particular faith (14) |
| ESCALOPE | A thin slice of meat, often veal, coated with egg and breadcrumbs, fried and served with a rich sauc |
| RHOMBIC | Like diamonds of rich criminal controlling barbaric mob (7) |
| NOBLEMINDED | Morally high, but trying to be in 'blend-in' mode (5,6) |
| KINGDOMCOME | Characters in mode for mocking the end of the world (7,4) |
| OCHRE | Earthy pigment with a rich history and, despite its etymological foundation "yellow", a range of warm natural colours from gold, mustard and saffron to deep orange, red or brown (5) |
| SACCHARINE | Is not mad about chapter with a rich, soppy, finish that's sweetly sentimental (10) |
