| RIVER | First reccy, then live there anyway _ a place to forget everything (5,5) |
| LETHE | First reccy, then live there anyway _ a place to forget everything (5,5) |
| LOSEONESMEMORY | Moneyless Romeo about to forget everything (4,4,6) |
| STET | Waste talk on it but let it stand there, anyway (4) |
| NEST | 5 Across ___, a place to get some privacy (4) |
| EXIST | Orient team's on TV ___ first half, anyway ___ live (5) |
| ANYHOW | Top 10 hit for The Who in 1965, Anyway, ____, Anywhere (6) |
| REMEMBERME | "Are you going to Scarborough Fair; Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme; ... to one who lives there; For once she was a true love of mine" (8,2) |
| BROWNSTONE | ELIZABETH LIVES THERE NOW (GH) |
| VEGETATES | Gets a vet to go East who then lives a dull life (9) |
| FIRESIDE | A comfortable place to be, if somewhat broken down - live there? (8) |
| VISIT | "Nice place to ___, but wouldn't want to live there" (5) |
| FEAR | "Then live, Macduff. What need I __ of thee?": Macbeth |
| CAKES | Arrange sick leave then live off baked treats (5) |
| CHASTELY | A large scythe has been mislaid, so live without it |
| THERESA | "___ a place for us" (Sondheim); in Avila was she? (7) |
| RESIDENT | Did a diplomat live there with a new model? (8) |
| RESIDE | Ed gets a rise so we continue to live there |
| NEEDI | "Then live, Macduff; what __ fear of thee?": Macbeth |
| CARPEDIEM | Little money invested in Medicare, unfortunately, so live for today! (5,4) |
