| PUNCTUAL | As a joke, created a cult -- and just in time (8) |
| MITCHELL | She arrived in Walford just in time to see her son Harry get arrested (6,8) |
| TEMPORAL | Late romp happened to be just in time (8) |
| DELEGATE | Hand over power with unrestrained glee, just in time (8) |
| LASTGASP | He, maybe sprinkled salt first, then a bit of pepper just in time (4-4) |
| DISSECTED | Sid and the editor joined the cult and took it apart |
| TALCUM | Mother joins the cult and then takes a powder |
| DIFFIDENT | Lacking drive it's hard to abandon cult and do injury (9) |
| DEFECTS | Fed up with that strange cult and its obvious faults? (7) |
| METALUMLAUT | Feature of the band names Blue Oyster Cult and Motley Crue |
| BISECT | Be there when I join the cult and divide it into two parts (6) |
| CUTITFINE | Give a flyaway hairdo and act just in time (3,2,4) |
| NICOLA | She arrived in Walford just in time to see her son Harry get arrested (6,8) |
| NOT | ___ a moment too soon; just in time |
| EMIT | Pater dona ____ a d IX Kal Ian: got to the shops just in time |
| MEAL | Just in time, a little dinner perhaps (4) |
| SIDE | "And I woke up just in time / Now I wake up by your _' |
| MERE | Just in time, retreated a little |
| BELLSARERINGING | Musical that includes the show tunes "Just in Time" and "The Party's Over" (5,3,7) |
| TINT | Colour in just in time (4) |
