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Thanks all - that might be referred to in some circles as a "ghost anagram", though "say" does remain intact in the answer, I suppose.

Sorry, I should have mentioned where the 'say' came from - I've just got used to clues like this.

sorry

thanks to you all. There are some weird clues today

Mamya, I mentioned the 'y' only because you're usually 100% correct and I thought solvers might take your answer as gospel!

14A Like moorland well out of line (6) H?A?H?

HEATHY but why?

22D Boring goods in raised American garden (6)

?R?G?Y

DRAGGY - if so, why

27A Singer's ready for an audience (5) T?N?R

TENOR (sounds like something meaning ready??)

14. 'Well' would be Healthy. 'Out of line' means to remove the l, so it becomes Heathy, which is like moorland/heaths.

22. Draggy means boring. It's Yard for American garden, raised means it's reversed, so becomes Dray and then you put gg for goods inside.

27 Tenor sounds like (for an audience) like tenner, ready (money).

Thanks so much Malone for you help which is appreciated as always