| STOPIT | Do no more to pits, possibly (4-2) |
| SPIT | Throw into pits, possibly (4) |
| SPAT | Throw into pits, possibly (4) |
| ELAPSE | Pass Europeans going round circuit, close to pits (6) |
| ARMS | They lead to pits |
| PITHHELMET | Steering gear in the pit possibly gets protection from the sun (4,6) |
| TIMPANI | Play these in a pit possibly, keeping tempo essentially (7) |
| RELATE | Religious teachings with no more to tell (6) |
| RUNOUT | Has no more to give at the crease (3,3) |
| ERMINE | Engineer returns to pit to get fur (6) |
| LEAVEITATTHAT | Dump tawdry stuff in it, headgear, and do no more? (5,2,2,4) |
| SETTLED | Determined to do no more roaming? (7) |
| PASSMUSTER | Do no more about problems raised by Queen (4,6) |
| DAMAGE | For a mare to get old will do no good at all |
| DEADRINGER | Exact image? One can do no more changes! |
| DOCTOR | Physician who has taken the Hippocratic oath to "do no harm"; informal word for a ship's cook; artificial fly used in salmon fishing; or, a nickname of W. G. Grace (6) |
| ARREST | Stop for half a year and do no work |
| DOCILE | Being untidily coiled will do no harm (6) |
| INDIGO | At home, do no gardening, perhaps, being sort of blue |
| NOVICE | A beginner who can do no wrong? (6) |
