| INCINERATOR | Furnace I rent - or I can, for a change |
| CONVIVIAL | In party spirits I join Viv, Al and Can for a get-together (9) |
| OLA | Suffix with can for a type of vegetable oil |
| SEE | Hit for The Who, I Can ... For Miles |
| OATH | "I will prevent disease whenever I can, for prevention is preferable to one," eg. |
| CANFLY | "I ___, or I can run" (Milton) |
| EUPHORIC | Stick around outside public house, or I can be transported |
| FARM | Word originally for rent or tax, later a croft or grange for animal husbandry or crop cultivation (4) |
| HOLE | From "cover, conceal", a word for a cave or hollow originally, now any aperture, breach, burrow, eyelet, gap, perforation, puncture, rent or vent (4) |
| INTEGER | Building I rent for example for a number (7) |
| REBATE | A partial refund to someone who has paid too much for tax, rent or a utility (6) |
| RIP | A rent or tear; an old nag; or, an abbreviation of requiescat in pace "may he, she or they rest in peace" (3) |
| LEASE | To rent or for sale, roughly a quarter (5) |
| ENTERTAINMENT | Amusement for which I rent men a tent, perhaps (13) |
| TEAR | A rent or rate adjustment |
| TIN | A can for food or paint; a biscuit caddy; or, a loaf cooked in an item of bakeware of the same name (3) |
| ENTERTAIN | I rent a net to play at fete (9) |
| NEFERTITI | African Queen? I rent it out, keeping second half for wife |
| THEFIRSTPERSON | I rent pets or fish out |
| AGIST | Stag I rent out grazing for (5) |
