| MANILLA | Monkey throwing doctor a cigar |
| CROAKER | A grumbler or pessimist; slang word for a doctor; a fish also called a drum; or, an animal such as frog, raven or toad that utters a low hoarse sound (7) |
| THEHUXTABLES | A doctor, a lawyer, four girls and a boy |
| BOWTIE | Adorned by Bond, Churchill, Poirot and the 11th incarnation of the Doctor, a neck accessory with a shape reflected in farfalle or "butterfly" pasta; or, a pattern for patchwork quilts, resembling this |
| JAMB | Knave gets a doctor a doorpost (4) |
| MONARCH | Ranch worked by a doctor - a VIP |
| AMBAGES | Delays a doctor a long time |
| SANHEDRIN | Insane hospital doctor a member of a council (9) |
| DRAM | A small amount for doctor a morning after |
| MOHAIR | To a doctor a hospital atmosphere is material |
| IAMBIST | One first rings a doctor, a specialist in feet (7) |
| DECAHEDRON | Lecturer touring City with a male doctor, a solid figure |
| DRAMATISATION | Making a play for doctor, a mother mixes one statin with love (13) |
| VETCH | The growing need to doctor a pet for a companion (5) |
| TOMBSTONE | To a doctor a precious thing is the last tablet |
| SYMBIOSIS | Extremely sociably, doctor, a young Greek girl and sibling form a partnership (9) |
| DRACO | Doctor, a company man from Athens with a mean reputation (5) |
| DRAUGHTY | Currently cold, needing doctor a anything a at end of day (8) |
| DROOL | The doctor's a bit of a fool to enthuse unduly (5) |
| DRAFT | Doctor a newspaper sketch (5) |
