| DIRECTOPPOSITE | Send one across the way - or say to stay just where one is? (6,8) |
| SIMMER | To stay just below boiling point while bubbling gently (6) |
| LEANTO | I gave these backpackers from Alstone a place to stay -- just a rough shelter in my back garden (4-2) |
| SHOOT | Go away with sounds of fairy rings stealing around - damage just where one didn't want it (5,7,2,3,4 |
| INEQUITY | It's not just where one might invest (8) |
| GUIDE | One who leads and shows the way or directs the movements of a person or a group |
| IMAM | From Arabic for "lead the way" or "he guided", title, found in the name of a "swooning" aubergine dish, of the prayer or salat leader of a mosque (4) |
| DIRECTS | Shows one the way, or tells someone else to? |
| GETONESHANDIN | Find the way or the knack of doing something (3,4,4,2) |
| SO | 'in the way or manner shown, expressed, indicated, understood' / 'more or less' |
| SHEDDING | Dropping it off along the way or keeping it in the garage? (8) |
| PREPOSITIONALPHRASE | "In the way" or "by the sea," e.g. |
| ROW | Propel the boat like one across the columns (3) |
| OPPOSITE | Work back-to-back on location across the way (8) |
| BLUSTERY | Like wild weather? See sky's colour across the way, over the railway |
| IMPOSTOR | Claim by beggar across the way is a fraud |
| APATHY | Lack of interest in anything across the way and by the yard (6) |
| APPOSITE | It's pertinent to reopen across the way (8) |
| GUSTY | Chap across the way's given to sudden outbursts (5) |
| SOPORIFIC | Alternative to standard operating procedure provided in charge is enough to send one to sleep (9) |
