Anagram Clues

Our definition here is 'documentary maker say', and 'say' is flagging that 'documentary maker' is an example of our answer. Side note: as an appreciator of cryptic clues, hats off to Sean for using 'say' on the surface to describe a person saying something, and in the definition to flag an example. Masterfully done.

This clue's indicators are 'Amputee', 'got past', 'treacherous', and 'heard'. One of these is a quite particular deletion indicator guiding us to delete a certain set of letters from neighbouring fodder and keep the rest. Another is a homophone indicator - we'll need to sound out an adjacent word and replace it with a soundalike. A third is an anagram indicator flagging that nearby fodder is being deceptive or unreliable and will rearrange. And 'got past' is a simple repositioning indicator - take what precedes it and put it past (on the other side of) what follows.

This clue's fodder is 'climber', 'drop', and 'you'. We'll use these words and their letters to construct our answer, as guided by the clue's indicator(s).

Our definition here is 'Start', and our answer will be another word for that.

This clue's indicators are 'around' and 'mid'. One is a selection indicator naming the position of an important letter in nearby fodder. The other is a containing indicator - some fodder will go around the outside of some other fodder.

This clue's fodder is 'midday meal' and 'day'. We'll need to find a common substitute for one of these and use it with the letters of the other to construct our answer, as guided by the clue's indicator(s).

Our definition here is 'Sinking Capital' and our answer will be a word for that.

This clue's indicators are 'Weathered', 'adorning', and 'the outskirts of'. One of these is a selection indicator naming the positions of important letters in neighbouring fodder. Another is an anagram indicator - some nearby fodder will degrade, its structure will collapse and its letters will rearrange. And a third is a containing indicator telling us to put some fodder around the outside of other fodder.

This clue's fodder is 'tin sign' and 'Venice'. We'll use these letters (or some of them) to construct our answer, as guided by the clue's indicator(s).

Our definition here is 'One of many on board', and our answer will be something you find many of on a board.

This clue's indicators are 'to witness', 'the start of', and 'cycling'. One of these is a selection indicator naming the position of one important letter to focus on in neighbouring fodder. Another is a homoglyph indicator guiding us to pay attention to what something looks like - to its shape. This homoglyph indicator is paired with a kind of transformation indicator - take that shape and transform it by putting a new spin on it. What letter does it look like when you've done that.

This clue's fodder is 'dawn'. In one way or another, we'll use all of these letters to construct our answer, as guided by the clue's indicator(s).

Our definition here is 'Roughly', and our answer will be another word for that.

This clue's indicators are 'sub... for... in' and 'windswept'. The first of these is a swapping idea - we'll need to 'sub' or substitute one letter for another in some fodder. The second indicator is an anagram indicator - some neighbouring fodder will be blown around and disturbed, and its letters will rearrange.

This clue's fodder is 'zero', 'temperature', and 'tundra'. We'll need to substitute two of these with short alternatives, using them with the letters of the third to construct our answer, as guided by the clue's indicator(s).