| HIBERNATE | Breathe in, out, sleep long and deep (9) |
| SNAPPINESS | Son, sleep long on ship, for energy (10) |
| NAPIERIAN | Before Spaniard's black-out, sleep like a log, naturally |
| EQUIPMENT | Crack troops in out-of-this-world gear (9) |
| CORNEILLE | Figure runs in, out of sorts with English dramatist (9) |
| KOSTRZEWA | Eva Bartosz in Out There (7,9) |
| TAKECOVER | Get in out of the rain |
| MODERNIST | Unconventional artist stormed in out of control |
| BLINDSPOT | Window covers dope in out-of-sight location (5,4) |
| PLUTONIUM | Complicated in-out choice around weapons material |
| SKIPS | Leaves out sleep in ship (5) |
| CAMP | ___ out; sleep under the stars |
| EXPELS | It drives out sleep if disturbed around ten (6) |
| OVERSTATEMENT | Politicians, without hint of shame, engaged in out-and-out exaggeration (13) |
| TUITION | Out - in - out: it can be good training (7) |
| ENSURING | Runs in, out and about, for instance, making; certain |
| DINERS | Communists in, out to lunch, like others eat out? (6) |
| OPERATE | Work in out-patient and emergency room's threatening essentially (7) |
| MERYL | In Out of Africa, the scenes where ... Streep's aristocratic character, Karen Blixen, returns home to Denmark were filmed at Castle Rising and King's Lynn (5) |
| SAMOSA | Listen in out of sensationalism for what's on sale in Indian food market (6) |
