| NEIGHBOURHOOD | - Watch; initiative that encourages communities to club together and agree to look out for one another (13) |
| VILLAGE | It proverbially takes one of these hamlet-like rural settlements or communities to raise a child (7) |
| ABSENTMINDED | Being a bit scatty, wasn't there to look out for sweetheart and came to a bad end |
| OPTICIAN | One should improve spying and agree to participate when probed by spies (8) |
| LIE | "I have read and agree to the above terms and conditions," often |
| DEFEND | Half made to look out for oneself, and so resist attack (6) |
| OVEREAGER | Too keen to have finished and agree to change (9) |
| ACCEPT | Say yes to trust and agree to buy |
| YIELDTHEFLOOR | ...and agree to allow another to speak |
| PARDON | Forgive, as usual, and agree to go back to (6) |
| ENLARGE | Expatiate and agree to differ about the origins of natural law (7) |
| DEMANDED | Was for the accused to look out for himself indeed (8) |
| BOWWINDOW | Where to look out for a dog without an awful din? (3,6) |
| SESAME | Sam has to look out for Ali Baba's opening word in panto (6) |
| OILPRESSURE | Broken down super-lorries dropping essential cargo - something to look out for when driving (3,8) |
| YESPLEASE | Accept graciously, say, and agree to give satisfaction (3,6) |
| SURRENDER | Stop fighting and agree to obey the enemy (9) |
| DEFERTO | Unfortunately forfeited if absent, and agree to follow (5,2) |
| ORANGEADE | Drink Peronis essentially and agree to relax (9) |
| DEI | Workplace initiative that might include employee trainings or fair-pay analysis, for short |
