| ONEHITWONDER | Star briefly red and white, on repeatedly exploding (3-3,6) |
| HIPHIPHOORAY | Grass skirts old men put on repeatedly swinging — we're celebrating! |
| CHAINLETTERS | Secures the bike against the post - if you're superstitious you'll pass them on repeatedly! (5,7) |
| RADISH | Root vegetable that's red on the outside and white on the inside |
| DISC | It's black on one side and white on the other, in Othello |
| BADGER | Musteline mammal with a thick coat striped black and white on the head (6) |
| ESCALATORS | In 1911, what did wooden- legged "Bumper" Harris ride on repeatedly in a London Underground station to give the public confidence? (10) |
| ONEWAYMIRROR | It allows a camera mounted on a track to film contestants on Big Brother without them being seen by the housemates (3-3,6) |
| TWOWAYSTREET | Process of give and take (3-3,6) |
| REDHOTPOKERS | Very popular game at school and in the garden (3-3,6) |
| OBIWANKENOBI | Jedi master in the Star Wars franchise (3-3,6) |
| GETOUTCLAUSE | Prepare to be catty, say, as means of escape (3-3,6) |
| TWOBITPLAYER | Actor of few parts, one with a quarter stake? (3-3,6) |
| AIRSEARESCUE | See a cruiser sorted after a manoeuvre such as this? (3-3,6) |
| ONEDAYSTRIKE | Limited industrial action (3-3,6) |
| JAYJAYOKOCHA | Nigeria midfielder at Bolton from 2002-06 (3-3,6) |
| TWOWAYMIRROR | Half-silvered glass panel used for secret observation (3-3,6) |
| ONEWAYSTREET | No-entry thoroughfare (3-3,6) |
| LETOUTCLAUSE | Escape proviso in a contract (3-3,6) |
| ONEWAYTICKET | Taking road in, sadly notice market's half abandoned - used to go there (3-3,6) |
