| ATASTROKE | A sample divided by Roger satisfactorily in one go (2,1,6) |
| GLIDETIME | First play written by Roger Hall, a satirical look at life in a Wellington government department, made into a TV series (5,4) |
| OPERAGOER | Old Jim read answer intercepted by Roger Cook, a regular visitor to La Scala (9) |
| FLYINGNUN | Record label founded by Roger Shepherd (6,3) |
| DAVYDENKO | Nikolay ?, 2006 and 2007 US Open singles tennis championship semi-finalist defeated by Roger Federer |
| KOALA | Raised satisfactorily, in the manner of a marsupial (5) |
| STOKE | Place satisfactorily in a set arrangement |
| ADJIGO | Edible tuber in a jacket for eating in one go |
| ICETEA | It can be quite chilling to take that all in, in one go perhaps in summer (3,3) |
| EVOKE | Call to mind satisfactorily in time just before (5) |
| COOKED | Prepared meal satisfactorily in school (6) |
| CHUG | Down a pint in one go (4) |
| HOMERUN | Feat allowing a baseball batter to visit all bases in one go |
| INTHESAMEBREATH | Hem in heartbeats, deployed in one go (2,3,4,6) |
| EGOIST | In one go I stop being the self-seeking type |
| APOGEE | The culmination of an attempt to get up in one go |
| LUMPSUM | Payment taken in one go rather than instalments (4,3) |
| SKULL | Headcase to call to drink all in one go (5) |
| TROIKA | Group of three in one go-kart crashed with leader of group flung out |
| BRIO | Left-wingers on Brexit revolting in one go |
