| GETONTOGETHER | Are friends and succeed in a joint enterprise (3,2,8) |
| MANAGE | Mean to turn a key in and succeed in doing so |
| INHERITS | Tries hard, in a way, and succeeds in the end (8) |
| BUTCHER | Is his shop a joint enterprise? (7) |
| SCORES | At least forty, and succeeds in wooing ? (6) |
| STEALTHEBACON | Succeed in a kids' game involving grabbing and tagging |
| GETITTOGETHER | Find just what's needed to attract the lady, and succeed |
| TENON | Points a heavyweight out as a partner in a joint (5) |
| LAYANEGG | Succeed in a coop, or fail in most else |
| FELLOW | Word, from "one who lays down money in a joint undertaking", for an associate, comrade, confrere, partner or peer; one of a pair, aka a mate or companion; or, any man or boy (6) |
| HICCUP | Caught copper in a joint ___ a slight setback (6) |
| CARVINGKNIFE | It can be responsible for a slice in a joint undertaking (7,5) |
| MORTICE | What square hole receives a tenon in a joint? (7) |
| PARTNERSHIP | Husband and wife's joint enterprise |
| UNIONIST | As a left-winger, do I favour joint enterprise? |
| COOP | Joint enterprise in prison (4) |
| GOODLOOKS | I hope you succeed in a manner of speaking, it's open secret that's all you might need in the fashion business (4,5) |
| GOPLACES | Succeed in a career, informally |
| GOLOW | Succeed in a limbo contest, say |
| ESCAPE | Succeed in a modern room-based puzzle game |
