| BARGAINED | An obstacle got negotiated (9) |
| HINDRANCE | Deer finds flying crane an obstacle (9) |
| ALBATROSS | An obstacle to success (9) |
| STUMBLING | ____ block, an obstacle or cause of perplexity (9) |
| OVERCOMES | Gets past, as an obstacle (9) |
| HINDERING | Is acting as an obstacle to keep people back, in good order (9) |
| POLEVAULT | Sport in which an athlete jumps over an obstacle with the aid of a pole. Originally a practical means of clearing objects, such as ditches, brooks, and fences, this activity became a competitive sport |
| BARRISTER | Legal representative places an obstacle around the heartless sot (9) |
| BARPERSON | Job: An obstacle for every young man |
| BRICKWALL | Come up against a ___ ___, meet an obstacle (5,4) |
| GETAROUND | Manage to avoid, as an obstacle |
| STUMBLINGBLOCK | Tripping over stand in the way, an obstacle (9,5) |
| BRIDGEHEAD | An area of ground secured on the enemy's side of an obstacle (10) |
| BRIDGE | An aqueduct, bascule, clapper, ponceau, series of stepping-stones etc spanning an obstacle such as a moat or river; or, a connecting part, such as the nose of a pair of specs (6) |
| PARKOUR | Activity that turns an urban area into an obstacle course |
| SNAG | An obstacle |
| VEER | Avoid an obstacle, in a way |
| BARRIERNURSING | Isolation treatment is an obstacle to vocation (7-7) |
| RUB | An obstacle (3) |
| BARRIE | Playwright's an obstacle right away (6) |
