| FLATRACE | Fluid - a tiny amount taken after run, of course |
| ROADSHOWS | Doctor Who's after run of publicity from these? |
| ANATOMY | Tiny amount taken in by some for dissection (7) |
| CRICKETMATCH | In which the strikers expect to run of course (7,5) |
| EXTRACURRICULAR | Run of courses of study, they're additional (5-10) |
| ALIQUOT | Sample of a larger amount taken for chemical analysis (7) |
| SWOOSH | The noise produced by the sudden rush of a fluid (a gas or liquid) (6) |
| PUS | Fluid, a product of inflammation (3) |
| BLOOD | Oxygenating fluid - A, B, AB or O; a penny dreadful or, kinship (5) |
| ASITWERE | Sort of wet fluid a father has mopped up |
| MARSTONMOOR | Battle spoils, a great amount, taken by African invader |
| INTAKE | A number or the amount taken in |
| DEDUCTION | Inference made of amount taken off (9) |
| PLASMA | Fluid - a sample endlessly being circulated (6) |
| DISAMBIGUATES | Clarifies fluid a bigamist used |
| INK | Pigmented fluid a tattoo artist inserts into the skin |
| PECK | Cursory kiss, eat daintily, food, nag, nit-pick, old dry measure or puncture, all relating to a fowl's beaky nip or the amount taken up in its nib (4) |
| ASSUME | Take for granted amount taken on board in rough sea (6) |
| DAYLIGHTROBBERY | Scandalous amount taken in old window tax? |
| RAP | Small amount taken by those held to blame? |
