| LOOKSEE | An inspection |
| VIEW | An inspection; an opinion; or, a pleasant prospect or scene (4) |
| AUDIT | An inspection, correction and verification of business accounts, conducted by an independent accountant |
| ONSITE | Like an inspection |
| PASSMUSTER | Get through an inspection |
| NEATEST | Best at an inspection, say |
| EXAM | An inspection once before noon |
| LOOKOVER | Disregard switching parts to make an inspection (4,4) |
| MANHOLE | Another name for an inspection chamber (7) |
| LOOKROUND | The Globe should do this for an inspection |
| CLEARS | Passes an inspection or receives authorization (6) |
| SURVEY | Collection of data for mapping; an inspection of a building to ascertain its condition or value; or, a body of people for either of said purposes |
| SEESROUND | Carries out an inspection while one watches the golf? (4,5) |
| REVIEW | From "to see", an inspection of ships or troops; a retrospective survey or looking back; a critique of a book, film or play; or, a periodical, published with critical articles (6) |
| EXAMINE | In the past, a pit needed an inspection (7) |
| LOOKEDROUND | Carried out an inspection and certainly didn't appear square! (6,5) |
| TRIAGE | Beg air travellers: "Bags on the counter, this is an inspection" (6) |
| REEXAMINE | Have another look about and conduct an inspection |
| EXAMINING | Chopper rising over excavation is doing an inspection (9) |
| NINAS | Women, in a sequence; ladies an inspection may reveal, from top or bottom (5) |
