| ROUNDSHOULDERED | Is supposed to put in run, one originally managed by editor developing a hunch? (5-10) |
| TRANSEPT | Part of church treasury originally managed by Irish clan |
| CANISTER | Receptacle is put in run (8) |
| QTIP | Swab that you're not actually supposed to put in your ear |
| LIFELINE | Rope attaching a sailor to a boat, or one originally used to send signals to the water's surface by a diver (8) |
| WICKET | Word for a small door in or near a larger one originally, later any gate; a loophole or grill; a box-office window; an arrangement of stumps and bails in cricket; or, a batter's innings (6) |
| ABERRANCE | Lincoln rector originally managed church going in the wrong direction (9) |
| TOURISM | In French city I originally managed the travel industry |
| ORANGETIP | Butterfly observer originally managed to earn very little |
| TARANTELLA | Dance Ashton originally managed to direct, amid cheers |
| STRADIVARI | One originally rather dedicated to take music etc in a different direction? (10) |
| RANCID | Rank detectives originally managed (6) |
| BRAN | Baker originally managed with husks of cereal grain (4) |
| ABITSTIFF | Rather a challenge to find muscle one originally toned now cramped (1,3,5) |
| PILS | Lager similar to one originally brewed in Czech Republic (4) |
| PROMOTED | Useful bit of equipment one originally declined to put before judge (8) |
| TRAUMATIC | Frightening pictures put up for all to see, one originally concealed under carpet |
| EARPLUG | One's originally put in an organ on either side (7) |
| PURITAN | In a tip and run, one may upset a priggish type (7) |
| RUIN | To run one in would have a devastating effect (4) |
