| CENSORS | Last of the flour in baked scones produced by those who normally cut out the naughty stuff (7) |
| CONFESS | Admit fly initially found in baked scones |
| CENSOR | Cut out the naughty bits! (6) |
| PRESIFT | Prepare the flour in advance, perhaps |
| SIFT | Prepare the flour in smaller batches, if tight-fisted (4) |
| SMUT | Naughty stuff is S&M - time you whipped back! |
| CORTEGE | Head Office finds retweet, for example, in Clare produced by those going after leader (7) |
| SECONDS | Ultimate in freshly-baked scones - ordered extra portion |
| EMANATE | Mean to cut out the tea-break in spring (7) |
| PATTERN | With this you could cut out the frills (7) |
| THICKEN | Possibly add flour in the kitchen? (7) |
| WARMEMOIRS | Records of those fighting a losing battle perhaps produced by those who had a view on The Troubles (3,7) |
| URINATE | Pass water and some flour in a teaspoon (7) |
| LOURING | Scowling, dropping some flour in gravy (7) |
| HALFCUP | Amount of flour in a small-batch recipe, maybe |
| PIONEERS | Drugs in prison produced by those who are unaffected by the bars presumably (8) |
| LAUNDRIES | Makes up stories about unusual Ad Run produced by those who take credit for everything coming out in the wash (9) |
| BUNGLERS | It's no good contacting the French Resistance in vehicle produced by those who are incompetent (8) |
| PROVINGGROUND | Where you test your theory as to the consistency of the flour? (7,6) |
| RUNOFTHEMILL | Was it basic stuff being manager of the flour factory? (3,2,3,4) |
