| PAEONY | A long time inside to compensate for flower (6) |
| OFFSET | To compensate for, is to do what (6) |
| SAGEST | Most wise and godly person having a long time inside |
| DONATE | Finished with a little time inside to be able to contribute (6) |
| AMENDS | Make ___ , to compensate for (6) |
| IDEAL | Perfect to hide a long time inside (5) |
| REAGENT | Being split a long time inside, it has a chemical effect (7) |
| PAGED | Sentence: a long time inside - that was called for when one was in office (5) |
| CAGED | Convicted druggies primarily, given a long time inside, are this? |
| SALON | Girl's a long time inside the hairdresser's (5) |
| ERA | A long time inside Northanger Abbey (3) |
| MAKEAMENDS | Brings in about a million from wind-up to compensate for the mistakes (4,6) |
| SATISFY | To compensate for one short day is to take heart from another (7) |
| INJURYTIME | Additional period of match to compensate for stoppages etc (6,4) |
| MAKEWEIGHT | Unimportant person added to compensate for a deficiency (10) |
| DAYOFATONEMENT | Time to compensate for holy festival (3,2,9) |
| ADDEDTIME | Period allowed by a referee to compensate for minutes lost (5,4) |
| CONFABULATE | To invent things that happened in the past to compensate for loss of memory (11) |
| TRET | Historically, extra weight added to some goods purchases to compensate for wastage in transit |
| SCALAGE | Amount deducted from the price of goods to compensate for loss |
