| KNOW | Don't have to assume |
| DOWNON | Have to assume the coverage is hostile to (4,2) |
| UNIFORM | Regular soldiers have to assume it |
| SUPPOSE | To believe, or to assume provisionally |
| WEREWOLF | Person beleived to be able to assume lupine form (8) |
| MACEDON | Mark, one superior to king, is to assume old kingdom |
| SEARCHPARTY | Team seeking Brown to plot to assume power by end of day |
| APPOSITE | Monkey about to assume as true to the purpose (8) |
| DRESSSENSE | The ability to know what to assume (5,5) |
| STANDUPRIGHT | Get to one's feet correctly to assume a vertical position (5,7) |
| WEAR | You and I have a right to assume (4) |
| SIT | A mode or spell of perching, posing or resting one's posterior on a saddle, settle, sofa, stall or stool; or, a somewhat Barbara Woodhouse-ish command to a dog to assume a similar such ensconced posit |
| SHOULDER | Ought with little hesitation to assume responsibility (8) |
| TAKEOVER | Appropriate superior to assume control (4,4) |
| STRAITJACKET | No sane person is expected to assume it |
| LEADTOBELIEVE | Encouraged to assume (4,2,7) |
| TAKECHARGE | Accept fee to assume control (4,6) |
| MIDON | Fielding position, note, to assume |
| TAKEINTOW | To assume charge of (someone) |
| UNMARRIED | Perfect to assume one is single |
