| LETUP | Allow one to be out of bed as a respite (3-2) |
| POPUP | Father out of bed, as device making breakfast? |
| ASTIR | Make a move to be out of bed (5) |
| SATUP | Didn't in fact go to bed as out out (3,2) |
| COMET | See me in baby's bed as a star on the move |
| SPAIN | It pains one to be out in this country (5) |
| DWELL | Be out of bed, recovered - and live (5) |
| TRUCE | 100 Romans find a true way to secure a respite (5) |
| PITCH | Sticky black distillation of tar; a quality that allows one to classify a sound as high or low; or, an area of ground for a sports game/match |
| NIGHT | Probably time for bed, as first of girls ensnared by rakish revolutionary? (5) |
| ADMIT | Own one will allow one to enter (5) |
| SITUP | Exercise allows one to delay retiring (3,2) |
| LUNGS | In zoos, gnu-lovers turn up while they allow one to breathe (5) |
| LET | Allow one to be a landlady (3) |
| DUSTBATH | A bird's act of rolling in sand or a flower bed as a preening ritual (4-4) |
| REPLETE | Peer squinting when about to allow one to be full (7) |
| DEPLETE | Reduce one and allow one to be in deep trouble (7) |
| CORSELET | Could this make a score and then allow one to be armoured with it? (8) |
| CARROT | Giving a little car to take into bed, as a lure (6) |
| LOOKUP | Consult record, perhaps, to see if all right to be out of bed (4,2) |
