| GRASSHOPPER | Sharp pegs or otherwise for small jumper (11) |
| LAMBSWOOL | Soft material that once formed cover for little jumper (9) |
| EMANCIPATED | Paid me a cent, otherwise for free |
| RHODIUM | Humid or otherwise for metal (7) |
| IMPRESARIO | Author's praise, or otherwise, for manager |
| COURTS | Cuts or otherwise for judges etc. on cases |
| BLOATER | Table or otherwise for salted fish (7) |
| TAILORS | A list or otherwise for outfitters (7) |
| LEGWEAR | Collective term for the hold-ups, knee-highs, socks, tights or other hosieries donned or fashioned on one's crural limbs or shanks known informally as gams, pegs or pins (7) |
| PINS | From Latin for "feathers", word for edges, points or tips first, later metal tacks traditionally used to fasten bibs to aprons; badges or brooches; flagsticks; pastry flatteners; skittles; tuning pegs |
| MALLET | Hammer for pegs or croquet (6) |
| QUOITS | Stones covering dolmens; or, rings thrown to encircle upright hobs, pegs or pins in a game of the same name (6) |
| TEES | Some broken pegs, or where they're found |
| MARKERS | e.g. pegs or floats used as indicators (7) |
| TAPS | Pegs or stoppers on a barrel (4) |
| ELEVENSES | Seven, else otherwise for such a break? |
| MINUTE | Very little said otherwise for short time (6) |
| TENOR | Half a score otherwise for singer (5) |
| SUCCESSOR | Victory otherwise for the next in line (9) |
| MOTH | Part of term otherwise for insect (4) |
