safe

Reversal

PER(a) and IF(condition) reversed then ROOF(top of building) — Times for the Times

wine

Charade, Reversal

SANG (synonym of "Celebrated") + AIR (synonym of "song") [reversal: "about"]; definition: "wine"

Plant disease

Charade, Parts

ERGO (synonym of "- therefore") + T (last letter of "plant!") [last letter: "end"]; definition: "Plant disease"

Clumsy

Container

IN (synonym="home") + E (synonym="English") + LEG (synonym="member") + ANT (synonym="ANT") = INELEGANT; definition: "Clumsy"

canal

Charade

ENTER (synonym of "Log") + ON (synonym of "over"); definition: "canal"

one inclined to wander

Charade

R (abbreviation="River") + OVER (synonym="maiden,") = ROVER; definition: "one inclined to wander"

cleric’s bolt-hole

Deletion

MAN’S(isle’s) and the last letter of covE — Times for the Times

disciple

Charade, Container

SION (synonym of "Holy hill") + M (synonym of "male") [container: "in"]; definition: "disciple"

One waited for

Charade

GO (synonym of "game") + DO (synonym of "- party") + T (synonym of "time?"); definition: "One waited"

Japanese dish

Anagram, Charade

anagram of MASHIS ("Mash is") + I (abbreviation of "one") [anagram: "unusual"] = SASHIMI; definition: "Japanese dish"

Waterway

Charade

C (synonym of "cold,") + REEK (synonym of "awful smell"); definition: "Waterway's"

pickled food item

Container

G (synonym="good") + HER (synonym="the woman") + KIN (synonym="relations") = GHERKIN; definition: "pickled food item"

As

Anagram

anagram of INRACES ("in races,") [anagram: "reorganised"] = ARSENIC; definition: "As"

bits of letters

Charade

EX (abbreviation="Old") + TENDER (synonym="offers") + S (first_letter="supply") = EXTENDERS; definition: "bits of letters"

oldie

Reversal

LISSOM(graceful),  and F(female) minus M(male) reversed — Times for the Times

grazing grounds

Charade

RANG (synonym of "Made contact with") + ELANDS (synonym of "antelopes"); definition: "grazing grounds"

garden feature

Homophone

PART(some) then sounds like AIR(tune)

American city

Reversal

MO (reversal="doctor") + AHA (synonym="I see!") = OMAHA; definition: "American city"

made to feel good

Charade

FLAT(dejected), then the external letters of ThE, and RED(leftie) — Times for the Times

Worker perhaps

Charade, Container

C (synonym of "caught") + INSET (synonym of "small photograph?") [container: "cutting"]; definition: "Worker perhaps"

Band of robbers

Double definition

Double definition

American

Container

MOAN(grumble) containing NT(national organisation), on top of A, N(new) — Times for the Times

derelict

Charade

RAM (synonym="stuff") + SHACK (synonym="shed") + LE (synonym="LE") = RAMSHACKLE; definition: "derelict"

Charade

GI(soldier) and LANCE(weapon) after V(very), I(one) — Times for the Times

Noted player

Container

MU (synonym="Greek character") + SIC (synonym="as such") + IAN (synonym="Scotsman") = MUSICIAN; definition: "Noted player,"

fish

Container

ST (synonym="most of the disciples ended up as saints") + URGE (synonym="desire") + ON (synonym="ON") = STURGEON; definition: "fish"

Writing

Charade

IN (synonym of "popular") + KING (synonym of "monarch"); definition: "Writing"

game

TEN(number), N(any number), IS — Times for the Times

island

Homophone

sounds like WHITE(pure)

Leisurely

Double definition

and now we come to the end, and the one I am unable to explain. Since it is a two word clue it is most likely a double definition but I can’t seem to work out the link.  Easy can mean to stop rowing, so there could be a marine connection. I thought maybe EASY was a slang for pot, but can’t seem to confirm that.  Any help, I’m on all fours here… And help came in the comments – reefer can mean midshipman, and there is a Midshipman EASY from an 1836 novel and a 1935 movie. Can’t believe it wasn’t on the tip of my tongue. — Times for the Times