| TIPTHEBALANCE | Favour one side and precipitate an action (3,3,7) |
| DOWNPOUR | Depressed broadcaster's wretched and precipitate descent (8) |
| CATALYST | A person or thing that precipitates an event (8) |
| LEAN | Favour one side? (4) |
| LIMP | Some evil impostors favour one side (4) |
| REFER | Allude to some referees who head off to favour one side (5) |
| PARTIAL | Inclined to favour one side |
| LISZT | Commentator's to favour one side's scorer |
| ASAFESEAT | With regular coverage, nausea of news gets put away; polls overwhelmingly favour one side in such a place (1,4,4) |
| NITROPARAFFIN | Organic compound smell, a precipitate enveloping wine when knocked back |
| IRRESPONSIBLE | Precipitate |
| CRIMEAN | --- War, 1853-56 conflict between Russia on one side and an alliance of Turkey, France, Sardinia and Britain on the other (7) |
| CRIMEANWAR | 1853-56 conflict between Russia on one side and an alliance of Turkey, France, Sardinia and Britain on the other (7,3) |
| REVELRY | One side and another in each riotous action? (7) |
| HEALS | Leans to one side and makes one better I hear (5) |
| SPUR | Western cowpokes wear one on one side & one on the other. |
| TAKESIDES | Favour one or the other to capture right and left (4,5) |
| DOMINO | Small, flat, rectangular block used as a gaming object. Like playing cards, these objects bear identifying marks on one side and are blank or identically patterned on the other side. (6) |
| SQUIRREL | Address to man about one side and the other for 12 (8) |
| WHORL | Loopy shape that goes to one side and another (5) |