| CALLON | Come to visit |
| DARKEN | ___ one's door (come to visit) |
| WAKEUPCALL | Come to visit, providing timely alert |
| MAYBE | Perhaps: - we'll come to visit |
| ADIBO | I shall approach (to visit, to attack, or to address) |
| BESEECH | Able regularly to visit church to pray |
| ATTEND | A time to get nurse to visit |
| CLEANERS | Expensive laundry to have to visit? |
| FLUNKINGOUT | '...and expect to see me when the semester ends, since I'll be [coming home to visit].' |
| REBOOK | Be about to visit castle, having to change tickets (6) |
| COMPETENT | Able to visit, carrying post to temporary shelter (9) |
| DROPIN | Doctor has a ring to fix when to visit |
| SHEPHERDS | According to legend, who, having been alerted by an angel, were the first to visit baby Jesus? (9) |
| RESORT | It's expedient to find a place to visit |
| TONY | Father of Jason Grimshaw who's returned to Weatherfield to visit him (4,7) |
| CUTONESTEETH | Would you need to do this to visit the dentist in practice? (3,3'1,5) |
| EQUALLED | Came to House finally to visit Lord, after Peer |
| DEMOB | So happy to be leaving post, order to visit base rejected |
| SOFARSOGOOD | NZ great to visit, despite distance? No worries to date |
| FRONTBENCH | Working to bring leaders to visit European ministers |
