| SLOWDOWN | Don't go so fast providing son with information (4,4) |
| SLOWER | "Don't go so fast!" |
| WAIT | "Don't go so fast!" |
| STEPONIT | "Don't go so slow!" |
| ROADHOGS | Such drivers go so hard all over the place (4,4) |
| VICTORIA | Coach may only go so far to make one a winner initially |
| PRUFROCK | Early work of TS Eliot which begins "Let us go then, you and I" (3,4,4,2,1,6,8) |
| TONUP | How can you go so fast with such a weight on board? (3,2) |
| HURTLE | To go so fast will aggrieve the French (6) |
| NIP | Go so fast, one may feel the pinch (3) |
| STAY | "Don't go so soon!" |
| OFFDAYS | Kill time more than once when things don't go so well (3-4) |
| TURN | This should go for a song: go, go, go then...for The Byrds? (4,4,4) |
| TURNTURNTURN | This should go for a song: go, go, go then...for The Byrds? (4,4,4) |
| TOANDFRO | Ferries go so far and do not interfere with each other |
| CONESTOGA | Ant can go, so we go off, by 18th. cent. transport. (9,5) |
| WAGON | Ant can go, so we go off, by 18th. cent. transport. (9,5) |
| UPCLOSE | Tantalisingly, cup's hanging, with one over to go - so near! (7) |
| RUNTO | Go so far as to cover small animal, with love |
| STOPSHORT | Only go so far to give up drink (4,5) |
