| BELTOUT | Escape by parachute (4,3) |
| BAILOUT | Escape by parachute (4,3) |
| AIRDROP | Delivery of supplies by parachute (3-4) |
| DROPPED | Delivered by parachute |
| LEAKOUT | Escape by dripping |
| FLYAWAY | Escape by air (3,4) |
| ATHLETE | Some breath let escape by runner, say (7) |
| EVASION | Dodgy escape by woman is no different ... (7) |
| LAMBENT | Brilliant escape by criminal (7) |
| DROPSIN | Pays a casual and unexpected visit - by parachute? (5,2) |
| ROOTOUT | Completely destroy way of escape, by the sound of it (4,3) |
| OFHEELS | Escape by running away from shoeshiner? (4,1,5,4,2,5) |
| MIRRORS | Mistakes - letting European escape - by British spies: they prompt reflections |
| GETAWAY | A rapid escape by a criminal; a sojourn; or, a holiday destination (7) |
| THOU | Film where three chained convicts try - and fail - to escape by jumping onto a moving train and then escape via a handcart operated by a blind man (1, 7, 5, 3, 4) |
| WHEREART | Film where three chained convicts try - and fail - to escape by jumping onto a moving train and then escape via a handcart operated by a blind man (1, 7, 5, 3, 4) |
| OBROTHER | Film where three chained convicts try - and fail - to escape by jumping onto a moving train and then escape via a handcart operated by a blind man (1,7,5, 3,4) |
| AERIALMINES | Bombs dropped by parachute |
| DROPIN | Pay a surprise visit - by parachute? (4,2) |
| DROP | Abandon landing by parachute (4) |
