| HAVEACASE | Be able to gather enough evidence |
| SCRAPE | Has to work hard to gather enough funds. It's a predicament (6) |
| CANTILEVER | Might one not at some point be able to gather large support? |
| FRIT | Able to gather right materials used in making glass (4) |
| LOWERCASEDISMISSED | "The copy editor says this needs a capital letter," or a judge saying "Not enough evidence" in a bass-baritone? |
| CAPRI | Gather enough of the classic apricots in a small Bay of Naples island (5) |
| XOLOTL | Quetzalcoatl was the symbol of death and resurrection. With his companion, a dog-headed god, he was said to have descended to the underground hell of Mictlan to gather the bones of the ancient dead. |
| RIOTACT | From 1715 to 1967, what made it a felony in Britain for more than 12 people to gather and refuse to disperse? (4,3) |
| GLEAN | Force to bend over to gather up the fragments (5) |
| EXTEMPORISE | Former imposter managed to gather energy to ad- lib (11) |
| RESHOOT | Order others to gather round to film scene again (7) |
| TOREAPART | To gather pictures being ripped to pieces (4,5) |
| RECCE | Short word for scouting an area to gather information prior to military action or participating in a sports event (5) |
| SHIRR | To gather fabric into two or more parallel rows to decorate a dress, blouse, etc . (5) |
| AMASS | What priest says to gather together (5) |
| PUTUPWITH | Bear market -- hard to gather intelligence (3,2,4) |
| ROSEBUD | One to gather whilst ye may! (7) |
| ROADBED | Dressed up to gather notice - it holds up traffic (7) |
| TESTATOR | One devises treats to gather for later distribution (8) |
| INFERIOR | Mean to gather around the port (8) |
