| TREPANG | Chinese food or bite taken outside theatre |
| DRIVEIN | Doctor beginning to isolate blood vessel outside theatre |
| RESORTS | Alternatively breaks taken outside holiday towns (7) |
| GRAPHIC | Picturesquely described exotic cigar must be taken outside public house initially (7) |
| NEWPORT | Fresh tea taken outside of Royal Welsh city (7) |
| REFUSAL | Relative taken outside following America's rejection (7) |
| SHALLOW | Weak plant taken outside lobby (7) |
| POTHOLE | Deep problem on way, but staff taken outside (7) |
| APPROVE | Be in favour of copy being taken outside (expert against) (7) |
| STATUTE | Act in time for sculpture to be taken outside |
| DEBORAH | Girl taken outside to dress up |
| LIEDOWN | Taken outside I have to rest |
| INHABIT | Occupy hospital, soon being taken outside |
| LITTLER | More wee left? Puppies must be taken outside! |
| PRESLEY | The King almost killed - victim taken outside |
| OODLES | No starter with Chinese food - or a huge plateful? (6) |
| TANG | Word for a serpent's tongue or an insect's sting originally, later a barb, point, prong or spike; or, bite, punch or smack, as in flavour (4) |
| PREPOSITION | Put outside theatre or inside? (11) |
| LAZY | - Susan; a type of revolving table-top tray for condiments, Chinese food or dim sum (4) |
| CRUNCH | Word imitative of a loud champ, chew or chomp of a croquette or bite of a biscuit; a crisis; a credit squeeze; a sit-up; or, the moment of truth (6) |
