| DUFFELCOATS | Thick clothing is useless, so English student takes blankets (6,5) |
| STOODOUT | Thick clothing over centre of body was noticeable (5,3) |
| WASTEONESBREATH | It's useless, so to speak |
| PREDISPOSE | Useless, so I pressed for influence (10) |
| ETONCHALLAH | What an English student wore to a deli? |
| PLACID | Piano student takes drug so as to be calm (6) |
| REALLY | Is that so English, breaking in to banter? (6) |
| THEREFORE | So English city mostly is covered by those on vacation |
| RESISTINGAREST | Cramming student takes Vivarin, gets charged with... |
| TUTELAGE | Express disapproval as the final student takes time to get guidance (8) |
| OBTUSE | Dull and insensitive perhaps, but so English! (6) |
| EVERY | One and all so English? On the contrary (5) |
| OBJETDART | Former student takes air and rail transport to get collector's item (5,4) |
| TAWSE | Punishment that always works, so English heads revealed (5) |
| SCHOLAR | Student takes chapter relating to sun outside |
| EASEL | Student takes some notes, we hear, for stand (5) |
| ENTHUSE | Get excited about space -- so English (7) |
| COEDITOR | Female student takes computer studies alternative, according to partner at publishers (2-6) |
| ELATION | Student takes man's part in effusion leading to joy (7) |
| PREMED | Student takes before the operation (6) |
