| TAKETIMEOFF | Depart from Heathrow, perhaps seizing moment for break |
| FLOUT | Disdain shown by Yankee neglecting to depart from Heathrow? |
| FLYOFFTHEHANDLE | Are mad to leave from Heathrow, perhaps, with the traffic? |
| MINICAB | Transport from Heathrow, perhaps |
| AMOROUS | Loving stir, mostly, seizing moment (7) |
| LEMONDROP | Sweet advance, seizing moment with run before work (5,4) |
| INVEIGH | Sound of charger perhaps seizing victory after I launch attack (7) |
| CATHOLIC | Broad consequence of wind perhaps seizing hat husband put down |
| LYINGIN | Arriving at Heathrow, perhaps after heading off for confinement |
| AIRPORT | Show left at Heathrow, perhaps (7) |
| LANDEDGENTRY | The country's top people emerging from Heathrow? (6,6) |
| TAKEOFF | Imitate departure from Heathrow? |
| THROW | Chuck from Heathrow (5) |
| SALUT | Word, from Dutch for "break up a ship on rocks", for a crack, rent, rip or tear, such as that of an idiomatic hair; or, in another sense, a cream-and-jam-filled Cornish or Devonshire bun (5) |
| CRACKOPEN | Take lid off champagne perhaps for break with Frank (5,4) |
| ANALYSE | Break down any ales for break down (7) |
| YEAREND | Vote for break in time for audit? (4-3) |
| DAYOFF | Lady occasionally entering shed for break from work (3,3) |
| RESORT | Place for break from teaching bible class |
| HOPSCOTCH | Game perhaps needing chalk for break |
