| PULLINGAFASTONE | Getting away with playing a rash stroke (7,1,4,3) |
| ESCAPER | One getting away with French art, a stunt (7) |
| RAKEOFF | Libertine getting away with a questionable cut (4- 3) |
| DEPARTURE | Getting away with pure trade, for a change? (9) |
| PELMANISM | A memory test with playing cards |
| ESCAPING | Getting away with sweetheart and Carol around Cork (8) |
| BETTEROFF | Gambler getting away with more money (6,3) |
| RIPOFF | Cheat or rascal getting away with it? (3,3) |
| SCOTFREE | Buy drug, skirting the fuzz, initially getting away with it (4-4) |
| ELUDER | Someone getting away with senior adviser stopped by university (6) |
| IMPUNITY | Rascal, by common consent, getting away with it (8) |
| RIPPINGOFF | It's really great getting away with cheating (7,3) |
| WELLOFF | Successfully getting away with plenty of dosh (4-3) |
| FLEETING | Fugitive getting away with time inside (8) |
| SAPPHIRE | Devious heirs apparent aren't getting away with precious item |
| LARD | Fat figure getting away with it (4) |
| CODA | Method of payment, getting away with last few notes (4) |
| NETBALL | Seven-a-side team game with playing positions abbreviated to GK, GD, WD, C, WA, GA and GS (7) |
| CARDIAC | With playing card I acquire (hearts). It is to do with them (7) |
| OBSTRUCT | Block in middle of cobbled street with playing court outside (8) |
