| BLUNDERBUSS | Showing boob on public transport, say, one was fired |
| FLINTLOCK | Dressing in sheep's clothing, one was fired |
| PRAT | Boob, on the Tube |
| DEBUSSY | Abandon public transport, say, with no place for a source of music? |
| DEBUS | Alight from public transport, say (5) |
| SLIPUP | Woman's undergarment lifted, showing boob (4-2) |
| OVERSIGHT | Complain open clothes showing boob? |
| ADDED | Went on to say one was doing one's sums (5) |
| DELAYED | Indeed was lying to say one was held up (7) |
| DECOMPOSING | In Delaware, say, one was creating music when falling apart (11) |
| ERRS | Topless German soprano showing boobs |
| TRIKE | Five-year-old method of transport, say |
| ESTATECAR | Bad taste; people are turned back in transport, say (6,3) |
| SERVICEINDUSTRY | Favour attempt to secure Asian river transport, say (7,8) |
| BROOMSTICK | Which transport (say) shall it be? (10) |
| BUSS | Transport, say, with kiss (4) |
| ASHES | Result of one who was fired up for a sporting contest? (5) |
| LAROSA | He was fired by Godfrey on the air |
| SACK | Was a leading man leaving a fishing-boat? He was fired (4) |
| CROSSBOW | Narked cockney may be here, one that was fired (8) |
