| FUNERALDIRECTOR | Who's for certain ruffled when mobile very loudly goes off? |
| FOP | Dandy loudly goes to work |
| APPROVE | OK program to roam when mobile (7) |
| TOSSED | Ruffled when given the chuck (6) |
| PRESIDENTPROTERN | Leader who's for the birds? |
| APOLOGY | One who's for going about game with good defence |
| MEDOC | Answer to the doctor's "Who's for wine?" (5) |
| TERNONAFASTBALL | Swing hard, like a batter's who's for the birds? |
| PIGEONCOACH | Manager's assistant who's for the birds? |
| FEMINIST | One who's for woman-power if it's men that get involved (8) |
| EER | Ending for how or who, for Shakespeare |
| HIKER | Foot traveller who, for pleasure, goes on extended walks (5) |
| RELATIVEPRONOUN | a¦ who, for example, ate liver casserole for sister eating nothing (8,7) |
| SAINT | Holy person in the Christian faith who, for example, can intercede for travellers in the case of Chr |
| JULIETTEBINOCHE | Actress who, for her role in The English Patient, won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress (8,7) |
| DROP | Who, for example, gets work in decline? (4) |
| TIMELORD | Doctor Who, for example (4,4) |
| WITCHDOCTOR | Who, for example, puts an end to women's desire? This magician |
| TIMETRAVELLER | Who, for example, ran into composer housed by roofer? |
| EGGHEAD | Who, for instance, needs good brain? |
