| SITSIN | Attends a meeting (with "on") |
| RUNNINGINTO | Meeting with, on entering hurriedly (7,4) |
| SITINON | Attend (a meeting) (3,2,2) |
| SATIN | Attend a meeting as an observer only (3,2) |
| GOTOACONFERENCE | Attend a meeting for discussion (2,2,1,10) |
| TURNOUT | Attend a meeting about getting involved (4,3) |
| CELUMN | On Monday, three journalists had a meeting with this top chef in Lynmouth -- they're putting together a section for their magazine (6) |
| YEOMAN | My one has a meeting with a superior countryman |
| CONVOKE | Arrange a meeting with Charlie about working with Victor |
| LAMA | Mal has a meeting with a Tibetan holy man |
| EXCHANGESTUDENT | A learner who attends a foreign educational institution as part of a reciprocal programme (8,7) |
| UNITED | Ted attends a tertiary establishment along with others (6) |
| SEANCE | A meeting with those departed from a topless dance by an early seamstress |
| REGIMENT | It's right to have a meeting with a lot of soldiers (8) |
| COCHAIRS | Runs a meeting with someone else |
| BLAIR | British Labour leader heading a meeting with Irish? (5) |
| ACCOMMODATE | A meeting with, you might say, board |
| SEE | Have a meeting with |
| CHAIR | Conduct a meeting with position of authority (5) |
| NEWTHREADS | Need for a meeting with royalty, maybe |
