| SEGUE | Follow on (mus.) (5) |
| ACCEL | 'Get faster,' on mus. scores |
| TPT | Herb Alpert's instrument, on mus. scores |
| ENSUE | Follow on from Barker, chasing two points (5) |
| ONSET | Determined to follow on an attack (5) |
| WONKA | Follow on karaoke with a movie (5) |
| BATHE | Take a dip as a cricketer, and he will follow on (5) |
| NIGHT | Close to having time to follow on, at the end of the day (5) |
| LATER | Left a short note right at the end, to follow on (5) |
| LEVER | Always follow on line, able to get a prise (5) |
| TRAIN | What is frequently caught by those who follow on behind (5) |
| TWEEP | Someone you follow on Twitter, in slang |
| ADDME | Request for a follow on social media |
| INDIA | Cricket team Juliet follows on radio (5) |
| FIRTH | Estuary English ultimately follows on from evergreen Middle Britain (5) |
| LEARNTHEROPES | Find out the correct procedure to follow on board ship (5,3,5) |
| SUCCEED | Follow on and come out on top (7) |
| TAKETURNS | Follow on from one another (4,5) |
| SHARPWIT | It's common sense to follow On The Ball? They said the same about Oscar Wilde! (5,3) |
| DIRTYDOG | Grubby character may follow on, but he's dishonest (5,3) |
