| DECAMP | Clean and leave a campsite |
| PULLUPSTAKES | Clean and leave a campsite |
| STRIKECAMP | Clean and leave a campsite |
| BREAKCAMP | Clean and leave a campsite |
| STRIKETENT | Clean and leave a campsite |
| PARK | Word for a space occupied by artillery or wagons, hence a verb for "halt and leave a vehicle"; or, in other senses, an estate's pleasure ground, a public garden or a playground (4) |
| TOOTH | A chomper from your mouth that you put under your pillow while you sleep that a fairy might take and leave a little money in its place |
| DROPAHINT | Abandon a thin construction and leave a clue (4,1,4) |
| RESIDUE | Sure! There's a way to die and leave a bit over |
| LOGO | Look and leave a trademark (4) |
| PARKA | Stop and leave a coat? (5) |
| GOOFFTHEBOIL | Lose interest and leave a certain gathering |
| VIRGO | Drive back, missing borders, and leave a sign |
| SCAR | Frighten, lose direction and leave a mark (4) |
| GOESWRONG | Makes a mistake and leaves a" unacceptable (4,5) |
| OWNGOALS | Confess and leave a case of less expensive errors (3,5) |
| EASYCOMEEASYGO | Simple to arrive at, and leave, a nonchalant attitude (4,4,4,2) |
| ALLY | Why follow all the rest and leave a good friend behind? (4) |
| GOOFFATHALFCOCK | Take ill-considered action and leave a drink set up around end of summit (2,3,2,4,4) |
| BIGOT | He won't change his mind and leave a bit out (5) |
