| MEMORISE | Be prepared to recall leaders of main expedition before second climb (8) |
| GLAMORISE | Lag badly before second climb, then smarten up (9) |
| MORAL | Leader of main Labour Party organisation, concealing half- wink and heart of ice, totally lacking in ethics - w 25ac (5,10) |
| BANKRUPTCY | Leader of main Labour Party organisation, concealing half- wink and heart of ice, totally lacking in ethics - w 18ac (5,10) |
| ROMANTICISM | Gypsy, grotesque, is leader of main arts movement (11) |
| REASCENT | A second climb can steer into trouble (8) |
| RAPIDITY | When taking a trip driving around the centre of Drayton at midday, I'd be prepared to watch your speed (8) |
| TRAINERS | Footballers wouldn't be prepared to play without them (8) |
| EMBATTLE | Matthew and Lee could be prepared to fortify (8) |
| INCUBATE | Can't you and I be prepared to develop? (8) |
| HIGHBALL | Going around Haghill, be prepared to drink (8) |
| SENTINEL | He should always be prepared to offer a challenge (8) |
| SCOUTLAW | Boys must be prepared to observe it (5,3) |
| BEARARMS | Be prepared to shoot transport members (4,4) |
| ATTAINED | Won some races, having been prepared to lose the first two |
| ASCEND | After a second climb, initially, finish on the up (6) |
| SCALE | Cold beer needed after second climb |
| ARM | A limb one is said to be prepared to give away in order to convey the extent of one's desires or wishes (3) |
| BOYSCOUTS | Youngsters required to be prepared to serve at Oxford? (3,6) |
| WHETSTONE | These won't be prepared to be used as a sharpener (9) |
