| ROOTOUT | Eliminate means of escape, say (4,3) |
| SLEIGH | Allegedly eliminate means of present transportation? |
| CONVENT | Group of nuns furnishing prisoner with means of escape (7) |
| GETAWAY | Find a means of escape |
| KEYHOLE | Door's opening -important means of escape (7) |
| REGRESS | Right means of escape in retreat |
| OUTLETS | Being away from home allows means of escape (7) |
| AIRLIFT | Primarily, as in real life, it's fantasy that provides a means of escape (7) |
| LEGIT | Escape, say, into the world of books? (3,2) |
| EGRESS | Means to escape, say, on steam ship |
| FLEACOLLAR | What stops bloodsucker's escape, say, before arrest? |
| ABET | Help to escape, say |
| LEEK | Escape, say, with Welsh emblem (4) |
| LEEKS | Welsh national emblems from which liquids may escape, say |
| FLEA | It could produce an itch to escape, say (4) |
| LIFELINE | Means of escape in the palm of one's hand |
| LOOP | Kind of hole providing means of escape (4) |
| GETOUTCLAUSE | Prepare to be catty, say, as means of escape (3-3,6) |
| YOUTH | Second symphony offers means of escape before Haydn's first in early part of life (5) |
| OUTLET | A channel, exit, release, safety valve, vent or other real or figurative means of escape(ism); or, a shop disposing of a producer's goods (6) |
