| MAGICIAN | Maniac madly hugs soldier, a tricky character (8) |
| PARAGUAY | Soldier A found in Guyana - a country in South America (8) |
| PYRENEAN | A penny dreadful about soldiers a one from a range (8) |
| STANDARD | A battle flag raised as a rallying point for soldiers; a royal banner; an established model; or, the prescribed weight/purity of metals in coinage (8) |
| ANTEATER | Creature finding soldiers a source of food? (8) |
| REGIMENT | German tank turned around soldiers, a lot of soldiers (8) |
| CHOWMEIN | Food I fed soldiers a Chinese-American dish (4,4) |
| PHALANX | A formation of ancient Greek warriors with interlocking shields; or, by extension, a dense body of soldiers; a crowd; a bone of a finger or toe; or, a bundle of stamens (7) |
| MEDAL | An inscriptive, commemorative piece of metal awarded as a distinction to a soldier, a scholar, an athlete for proficiency |
| FOOLSPARADISE | A soldier's a fop conjuring up unrealistic state of happiness (5,8) |
| OTALGIA | Agitated a lot, finding soldier a pain (7) |
| GIVEN | Allocated a soldier a number of points |
| KERNE | Old soldier, a bit of a nut left to pass away |
| GIE | Give a soldier a key (3) |
| NINCOMPOOP | Northern Ireland soldier, a redcap, adding nothing to operation - he's a fool |
| FILE | A box or folder for papers; a line of soldiers; a collection of computer data; or, an emery board or rasp (4) |
| ANZAC | Soldier, a New Zealander, initially has the account |
| ANTARES | Star soldier - a personification of war |
| PANTO | Recalled work involving soldier, a theatrical work |
| GALLANT | Impudence shown by soldier, a ladies' man |
