| PLASTERCASTS | Place for Daisy's relative having flings in sculptor's workshop (7,5) |
| EASTERSUNDAY | It's a moveable feast for Daisy's relative following Oriental paper for 24 hours (6,6) |
| EVE | Woman having fling in Bow, they say |
| DAHLIA | Keeps an eye on airport overlooking harbour, port and island for Daisy's relative (6) |
| CASTS | Groups of actors having flings (5) |
| CHARGEDAFFAIRES | Diplomat accused, having flings around Spain (6,9) |
| COASTERS | Ships most of fish for Daisy's relatives (8) |
| REEFS | Fellow going in for liberal flings in bars (5) |
| SPREES | Brief flings, in the shops, say (6) |
| YEETS | Fiercely flings, in modern slang |
| STATUTES | Acts requiring model to be covered. in sculptor's work |
| STATURE | Prestige recognized at the beginning in sculptor's work (7) |
| BASRELIEF | Doctrine about Caesar, oddly not shown in sculptor's work (3,6) |
| GLOBETROTTER | Traveller has fling in Greece, disheartened by a bit of a pig |
| COSMOPOLITAN | Most of Daisy's relatives endlessly gracious to a new international traveller (12) |
| CALLOUS | Heartless relative having dropped in, everybody hiding away |
| TYPECAST | Role model perhaps for person having fling (8) |
| PITCHING | Sanctimonious leader of cult in affair, having fling (8) |
| CARBUNCLE | Relative having starchy food put on a stone |
| OUNCE | Old relative having kicked out large cat |
