| OUTTO | A way to lunch |
| ENDTOEND | Put a stop to Waterloo! Is this how king and queen sit down to lunch? (3,2,3) |
| MADRASA | Out to lunch with prince close to a selective school |
| TROLLEY | How to get food from a waiter out to lunch? (3,4,7) |
| OFFONES | How to get food from a waiter out to lunch? (3,4,7) |
| DEMENTED | Local out to lunch with one sandwich - that's a bit short for a picnic! (8) |
| IDIOMS | Out to lunch and having a bite |
| INADAZE | Out to lunch, so to speak |
| MADISON | Statesman out to lunch with a child (7) |
| MAINCOURSE | A consumer out to lunch eats one? |
| DEPARTMENTAL | Of an office, to go out to lunch |
| CELANDINE | A bloomer, getting caught before dash to lunch? |
| MADASAMARCHHARE | Out to lunch, like a Tea Party member? |
| STAB | Go out to lunch to reflect |
| SPACY | Out to lunch, so to speak |
| TRANSIENCE | Propensity to pass nectarines, out to lunch (10) |
| TEDDYBEARS | They have a soft spot when Edward carries them to lunch (5,5) |
| LADYOFLEISURE | Always out to lunch as free to be one's own woman (4,2,8) |
| RESITED | Dieters out to lunch given a different location (2-5) |
| MADEREADY | Prepared to be out to lunch before daybreak? (4,5) |
