| GETTHEBOOT | Be fired to understand what's at the back of the car (3,3,4) |
| GETTHECHOP | Be fired to prepare for braai (3,3,4) |
| UNDERSTAND | Cotton on to what's at the bottom of platform (10) |
| FAIRAMOUNT | What, at the market, a horse will fetch? (4,6) |
| APPREHENDS | Catches and understands what's said |
| APPRECIATE | Understand what the land investor hopes his property will do (10) |
| TARGET | Sailor needs to understand what's to be aimed at |
| EXHAUST | Utterly tire out the pipe at the back of the car (7) |
| TRAILER | It's at the back of the car and gives notice of what's coming (7) |
| BOOT | What may be afoot at the back of the car (4) |
| ONEIS | To be an expert one needs to understand what is being said (4,4,3,2,7,5) |
| KNOWWHAT | To be an expert one needs to understand what is being said (4,4,3,2,7,5) |
| TALKINGABOUT | To be an expert one needs to understand what is being said (4,4,3,2,7,5) |
| DIGEST | Gradually come to understand what may be abstract |
| GETTHERE | Summon the engineers to understand what is meant |
| SEEDAYLIGHT | Begin to understand what Lapps can't do at Christmas |
| LIPREAD | Watch mouth movements to understand what's being said (3,4) |
| READJUST | Change as necessary to understand what's fair (8). |
| GETIT | Have a little time to understand what's going on (3,2) |
| STEAMERTRUNK | Big clam in the back of the car? |
