| RUANA | Accepted in the course of trip a gaucho's poncho |
| TOUR | Treat ourselves in course of trip (4) |
| WHIRL | A brief dance or trip; a pirouette; a spiralling pattern; a rapid series of social engagements; or, a tumult (5) |
| LODGE | A gatekeeper's house; small country dwelling reserved for seasonal skiing/ shooting trips; a beaver's den; or, the residence of a head of a college (5) |
| NATURALGAS | In Saturn trip, a piece of seaweed is source of energy |
| OPTIMA | Operation Timothy accepted in the beginning to create a typeface (6) |
| MATOOKE | Staple food one accepted in the borders of Mbale? |
| APPRAISAL | Evaluation of the Paris trip a chum is about to give (9) |
| APPARATCHIK | A trip a chap arranged with backing of slack party official (11) |
| ALIEN | A foreigner takes a Nile trip a little differently (5) |
| BURMA | Rum concoction graduate accepted in the old country |
| EMPHATIC | Forceful politician's covering up one accepted in the City |
| NINE | Number with which one is accepted in the Northeast (4) |
| PRINCE | Nice to see Public Relations accepted in the Royal Family (6) |
| SOUTHKOREA | Could ask her out, nothing accepted in the country (5,5) |
| RING | Grin and be accepted in the circle |
| NEPALESE | See, behaving oddly on the plane trip, a foreigner (8) |
| MARRIAGEPARTNER | A husband or wife on rare trip a German might take (8,7) |
| TAPIR | Animal in here might trip a tourist, knocking them over |
| RUN | Quick trip, a ... to the shops |
