| ACCLIMATISE | Become accustomed to ascetic failing to go round South American capital (11) |
| CABRIOLET | Carriage or taxi allowed to go round South American city (9) |
| GUSTS | It takes courage to go round south when they are blowing (5) |
| SWAMI | Honorific title given to ascetic Hindu monks (5) |
| BUDDHA | Title given to ascetic Siddharta Gautama (6) |
| EYESDOWN | I reportedly about now go round South Dakota to hear bingo callers interjection (4,4) |
| TALLAHASSEE | Hard to believe that's it - look round South American city (11) |
| GETAFEELFOR | Become accustomed to (3,1,4,3) |
| QUITEATHOME | Definitely in, having become accustomed, one feels (5,2,4) |
| OMAHA | A big blow, going wrong way round South American city (5) |
| CHARIOTEER | Old carriage driver, teacher travelling round South American city (10) |
| SUPERIOR | Condescending police officer going round South American city (8) |
| INURE | Become accustomed to terrible ruin, to a point (5) |
| LEARNTHEROPES | Nautical expression meaning 'to become accustomed to how something works' (5,3,5) |
| NOISE | One is to become accustomed to the sound (5) |
| ATTUNE | Allow them to become accustomed to a little air, they say |
| GETONESEYEIN | Gene, yes, I note, struggles to become accustomed to conditions? (3,4,3,2) |
| ORION | Stars working round South American port (5) |
| SUCROSE | Sailor carries round South American money ("sugar") |
| DEFECT | Failing to go over to the other side |
