| GIVENLEAVE | Allowed, having handed over, to go (5,5) |
| PAIDCOURT | Tried to win, having handed over the fine money (4,5) |
| SLEEP | Strips clothes off and turns over to go to it (5) |
| UPCLOSE | Tantalisingly, cup's hanging, with one over to go - so near! (7) |
| UNDERGO | Ground, at the end, is turned over to go through with it (7) |
| SHAM | Quack in disgrace, having handed out drug (4) |
| REIGNED | Ruled letter not needed having handed in notice (7) |
| EXTRADITED | Handed over to the authorities of another country (10) |
| PASSED | Having approved of, handed over to |
| BETRAYED | Handed over to an enemy (8) |
| FLACCID | Soft, weak youngster handed over to the detectives (7) |
| GAVOTTE | Handed over to host too much in dance |
| TURNEDIN | Handed over to the police and retired (6,2) |
| GAVE | Handed over to |
| FIREPOWER | Weight of missiles seen if handed over to Sappers with strength (4-5) |
| PALETTE | Range of colours allowed having spread around |
| READYMONEY | Busy day with more Eastern currency handed over in cash |
| TRADIDERIT | He will have handed over (or perf. subj.) |
| RENDERED | Handed over deer, having to end up crossing a river (8) |
| PAID | Handed over pence, something to help the poor? (4) |
