| PASTICHE | Chaps tie up, then take-off (8) |
| LAUNCHPAD | Punch a lad, then take off from here (9) |
| TAPE | Record temperature, then take off (4) |
| PATCHWORKQUILT | Cover piece of ground over field, then take off across line (9,5) |
| STREAKER | He takes off and then takes off |
| BULLDOZE | Flatten target, then take a nap (8) |
| TACITURN | Silent by nature, I act poorly then take a different tack (8) |
| SPINSTER | The sort of woman who will use her wheel then take a rest (8) |
| EXPEDITE | Exit then take a deep look at a way to hasten things (8) |
| JACKEROO | Break open cookie jar, then take one out for the farm worker (8) |
| BARNYARD | Go to pub on first night then take dray back to the chook run (8) |
| SPEAKOUT | So take up alternative and stand up and be counted (5,3) |
| ATHENIAN | Capital person then takes a man outside (8) |
| SHORTAGE | Lack of supply? If so, take out those tailless rags! (8) |
| LITIGATE | Set fire to one gate - so take to court (8) |
| ELOPES | Then takes off with her! (6) |
| HOTINHERRE | Nelly hit with the lyric "So take off all your clothes" |
| EXITPOLL | Vote in unusually polite line -- then take part in this? (4,4) |
| EVILDOER | Such a wicked fellow, to love then take a ride! (4,4) |
| TRANSITS | Passes across; first try moved very fast, then takes a seat (8) |
