|  | FORERIB | Joint warning - of course -to tease (4,3) | 
|  | FORECAST | Prediction is a warning, of course, to players (8) | 
|  | FOREGO | Get a warning, of course, to leave with refrain (6) | 
|  | FORTUNE | Bomb vessel amid warning, of course (7) | 
|  | ENLARGE | Poor angler has right of course to elaborate (7) | 
|  | STARBOARD | In A Night To Remember the sailors on the bridge of the Titanic desperately ordered a change of course to this nautical direction to avoid the iceberg | 
|  | FORE | It's a word of warning of course | 
|  | TAKETIMEBYTHEFORELOCK | Seize the chance to linger canal-side? Without warning of course | 
|  | PINAFORE | Dress code, of a sort - a warning, of course (8) | 
|  | FOREGONE | Warning of course takes over as anticipated | 
|  | FOREFATHER | A warning, of course: connect her with stout ancestor (10) | 
|  | FORETELL | Predict count appearing, after warning, of course | 
|  | FORTE | Loud warning of course: closing time (5) | 
|  | AFORESAID | A warning of course mentioned previously (9) | 
|  | FOREGOING | Previous award I received, after warning of course | 
|  | THEREFORE | Consequently present warning, of course on time | 
|  | APPLEPIE | Just desserts for 10, perhaps, with thanksgiving, of course, to complete the course! (5,3) | 
|  | REFOCUS | Shift one's attention, not starting of course to move | 
|  | ENSURE | Guarantee sent without cover, of course, to American (6) | 
|  | LESSEN | Sound of course to fade away (6) |