| WEEDY | We get a comedy part that's pretty thin or weak |
| COME | Turn up in a comedy part (4) |
| SPARSE | A press release that's pretty thin? (6) |
| WATERY | Word meaning aqueous or hydrous; tearful or teary-eyed; insipid, pale, tasteless, thin or weak as a result of dilution; runny, soggy, squelchy or wishy-washy; or, rainy, as in the sky (6) |
| MACERATE | Cause to grow thin or weak |
| ATTENUATE | Make thin or weak (9) |
| TINNY | A term meaning "stannic", hence flimsy, jangly, metallic-sounding, poor-quality or thin; or, in Australia, an informal word for "lucky", a can of beer or a small aluminium fishing boat (5) |
| STRAWMAN | A scarecrow; a nominal head; a person of no substance; or, a fallacious, sham or weak argument, set up to be easily refuted/knocked down (5,3) |
| SARCOPHAGUS | We get Gus to shop for a car and this is what we get - a stone coffin! |
| ONELINER | Will we get a receipt? Will we ... It's a joke (3-5) |
| LINEAR | Word for something long and thin or like a thread or string (6) |
| ESEL | German donkey (from which we get a word for a type of stand) |
| WEARING | What we might be doing with it when we get a ring (7) |
| EWE | We get a letter, you say, from a female (3) |
| WEAPON | From an arm, we get a bit of a pong (6) |
| REBATE | We get a discount on a broken beater |
| HIATUS | We get a friendly shout when there's a break (6) |
| ORGANZA | South Africa journal's leader; pretty thin material (7) |
| STRIP | It's long, pretty thin, but could be comic |
| TULLE | It's pretty thin stuff (5) |
