| ESSAYED | Attempted to see days out (7) |
| SOAPOPERA | Modify area so Pop can see Days Of Our Lives, for example (4,5) |
| DISMAYS | Is numbered among days out, but disappoints (7) |
| WEEKEND | Two days out of seven |
| EPOCHAL | Rotten old peach, days out of date |
| OUTSIZE | Huge al fresco day out includes heading to zoo (7) |
| GENERAL | A Green Line outing's a hit, leading to more than one day out for many? (7,6) |
| VAGRANT | Tramp turning over telly, catching A Grand Day Out (7) |
| MONSTER | The day out with rest is great (7) |
| EVADING | Given a day out, we were using the bypass (7) |
| ISRAELI | National Prime Minister twice having day out (7) |
| DYSPEPSIA | Days out drinking cola leads to indigestion |
| RUSSELL | Liverpudlian dramatist who wrote Educating Rita, Shirley Valentine, Blood Brothers and Our Day Out (7) |
| NOTHING | Life for Macbeth brutally offing all; an unfit lout dignifying bloodthirstiness day in, day out (1,2,1,4,4,2,2,5,4,2,5,3,5,10,7)) |
| SOCIALSECRETARY | Scarcely satire anyhow to include old organiser of dances and days out (6,9) |
| ARRAYED | Elaborately displayed for a rare day out |
| BESIDES | Places for well-mannered doctor, having a day out too |
| ATSEA | Two days out of port |
| DADSARMY | Mad days out involving Roger in sitcom (4,4) |
| ASEA | Two days out of Tristan da Cunha |
