| POPULARIDOL | Orlop, laid up for repair of common false god (7,4) |
| PITIFUL | 'Lift?' 'Up for repair around one, sorry' (7) |
| MYTH | Common false belief |
| ALLOWANCES | Sums periodically granted for repair of ocean wall on South Head (10) |
| AMC | Agreement covering the yearly fee for repairs of high-value products (Abbr.) |
| RESTORATION | Repair of rare container with gold in base (11) |
| TREESURGERY | Repair of damaged trunks and branches (4,7) |
| ANGIOPLASTY | Surgical repair of a blocked blood vessel using balloon dilatation or a laser (11) |
| CRYSTALIDOL | False god made of clear glass? (Billy) |
| GRAVENIMAGE | Serious man deemed wise around part of UK creates false god (6,5) |
| ADORN | Notice sailors on front of orlop deck |
| SOUTHKOREA | State of repair of small Oklahoma art house (5,5) |
| DOUBTLESS | Oldest bus in need of repair, of course (9) |
| CONSTANT | Uninterrupted repair of cantonments in absence of soldiers (8) |
| CORANGLAIS | Instrument for the repair of cars in goal (3,7) |
| DOCK | Dry ____, a floodable facility for the construction or repair of ships (4) |
| ETHEREAL | Extremely delicate repair of leather around end of banquette (8) |
| DECKS | Orlop and promenade, for two |
| DECK | Orlop, for one |
| IDOL | From Greek for "form" or "shape", word for a false god, effigy, carving or image of a deity, revered as an object of worship; a phantom; or, a celebrity, hero, heroine, superstar etc, greatly admired, |
