| ONAPLATE | The way the lazy may receive things such as food? |
| INDOLENT | Lazy may get a new benefit payment at new town, initially (8) |
| FENCE | One who receives things by rail? (5) |
| GREED | Intense and selfish desire for something, such as food or wealth (5) |
| EDIBLE | Doctor lied about British energy source such as food (6) |
| THUMBSDOWN | Review that the ends of the answers to the starred clues may receive |
| OFFA | Where old king may receive equitable treatment on the way to Oxford, say? (4) |
| IDLERS | Sir led the way and the lazy ones followed (6) |
| ENDS | Extremities of the lengths of things such as lametta, paper chains, Sellotape, streamers, string, tinsel, wrapping paper etc; oddments; or, in curling, rounds of play on the rinks (4) |
| ENNEAD | Set of nine persons or things such as the ? of Heliopolis in Egyptian mythology |
| OFFONESHEAD | Crazy way a teacher may receive orders? (3,4,4) |
| BLOOD | From the bank, one may receive it in person (5) |
| FANLETTERS | Writing that musicians may receive in the mail (2 wds.) |
| SWITCHBOARD | It may receive calls to change the management |
| GREUZE | Portraitist and genre painter whose works include The Lazy Boy, Broken Eggs, The Guitarist and The Laundress (6) |
| FOX | "The quick brown ___ jumps over the lazy dog". (3) |
| IDLER | The lazy fellow! Lied about having the right to it! (5) |
| MANDRILL | What the monkey said to the lazy oil worker? (8) |
| IDOL | The image of the lazy, we hear (4) |
| QUICK | The - brown fox jumps over the lazy dog; example of a pangram (5) |
