| PROXIMO | During the next or coming month (7) |
| EXTOL | Give praise during the next Olympics! (5) |
| MONS | Belgian railway station under reconstruction that is set to be completed in the coming months (4) |
| EXTORT | Milk from the next or the next but one house (6) |
| VERSE | Word, from "furrow, row, turn of a plough", for a line of poetry, where one "turns" to begin the next; or, poesy (5) |
| JOBS | Late CEO of Apple and NeXT... or "CEO of Apple" and "CEO of NeXT," for two |
| FOREIGN | Pretend holding or coming from abroad (7) |
| OBTRUDE | Push forward for debut or coming out (7) |
| MEETING | Getting or coming together (7) |
| BELATED | Out of date, or coming too late (7) |
| NEARING | Advancing, approaching or coming (7) |
| INSTORE | Already stocked or coming at a future date? |
| PRIOR | Existing or coming before in time, order or importance (5) |
| ADVENT | The arrival or coming (6) |
| EGRESS | The act of going or coming out; exit (6) |
| SIXTEENCANDLES | Song by the Crests or coming-of-age comedy |
| ROCOCO | Having excessive ornamentation or coming back with French couturiere (6) |
| ABSEILING | Seaman yachting, say, or coming down rope (9) |
| ORDEAL | Ancient method of trial, or coming to agreement (6) |
| CESSATION | Bringing or coming to an end (9) |
