| DRAUGHT | Quantity drunk in a body of troops, we hear (7) |
| ARRANGE | Called in a body of engineers to fix (7) |
| AMASSED | Collected idiot found in a body of water (7) |
| PHALANX | What is a body of troops in close formation? (7) |
| ECHELON | Military term for a body of troops, ships, aircraft, vehicles etc, as if in steps (7) |
| BRIGADE | Woman, just married, touring Georgia with a body of troops (7) |
| RUDDILY | Duly rid drunk in a glowing way (7) |
| CASHIER | Fire when he is found drunk in a car (7) |
| IMPLANT | Surgically insert (eg tissue) in a body - I'm followed by a plant! (7) |
| CONATUS | A natural tendency inherent in a body to develop itself; an attempt. (7) |
| BACILLI | Destructive workers in a body (7) |
| RUPTURE | Sudden break or burst in a body part (7) |
| CORPORAL | Word for "head", hence a soldier in charge of a body of troops; or, a leader of a gang of miners (8) |
| ENMASSE | Fluid man sees in a body (2,5) |
| SEA | Crimson seat of a bishop reportedly found in a body of water (3,3) |
| RED | Crimson seat of a bishop reportedly found in a body of water (3,3) |
| ASPECT | Appearance of pressure in a body of dissenters (6) |
| FIORD | Jack sits in car in a body of water (5) |
| TROOP | A great number in a body of soldiers |
| BALTICSEA | It's a cable drifting in a body of water (6,3) |
