| SEVENTY | Rather elderly for such speed? |
| HASTE | He sat about despite the need for such speed (5) |
| FLEURDELYS | Charge and fine us elderly for misbehaving! |
| PENSION | Money given to elderly for accommodation (7) |
| BREAKNECK | Ketch's objective, such speed? |
| RATE | You get scolded using such speed in bed (4) |
| STAGNATE | Stand still! Deer never attack the elderly, for starters (8) |
| SUBSONIC | With lad in charge, coach returned at such speed? Definitely |
| EXPEDITIOUSNESS | One deputises six doctors with such speed and efficiency (15) |
| FLATOUT | Residential accommodation cannot be done at such speed (4,3) |
| PEDESTRIANISED | Trade is in, speed out, for such areas (14) |
| ARABLE | The sower, for one, heading off for such fields |
| MATINEE | For such a coat for baby, mother at home accepts outside support (7) |
| WALTZ | Classic ballroom dance; or, a piece of music for such a dance by Johann Strauss II for example (5) |
| CABAL | Name for a group of secret intriguers. The initials of the five ministers chosen by Charles II for such a role also happen to spell that name (5) |
| ALBS | A pound's enough for such vestments |
| TOPLESS | Time without work for such tabloid models (7) |
| ASPIRATE | Worrying at praise for such a letter (8) |
| HIGHHAT | No flat cap for such a snob (4-3) |
| MONETARIST | Artist, one without time for such as Thatcher (10) |
