| ARISING | Getting out of bed for a revolutionary plot, apparently (7) |
| PRESSUP | Journalists get out of bed for a bit of exercise |
| CHECKUP | We hear someone in Prague got out of bed for a medical examination (5-2) |
| SOUP | Thereore gets out of bed for a little sustenance (4) |
| RICOTTA | Girl getting out of bed for cheese (7) |
| KNOCKUP | Summon out of bed for pre-match practice |
| UPFORIT | Out of bed for Information Technology? Yes, raring to go (2,3,2) |
| TURNOUT | Word for a getting out of bed; a call to duty; a coming on shift or attendance at work; an assemblage or muster generally; get-up; or, the manner in which one is arrayed or equipped (7) |
| PULASKI | County in seven states, named for a Revolutionary War hero |
| SPINNER | Wrongdoer nicks piano for a revolutionary ball |
| REDARMY | Dram mixed with rye for a revolutionary body (3,4) |
| COLLUDE | Contrive dull, occasionally somewhat revolutionary plot |
| DEBUNKS | Ridicules a little fellow getting out of bed (7) |
| SUPREMO | Head honcho more worried by son getting out of bed (7) |
| UPTIGHT | In a tense state, getting out of bed drunk |
| RUNUP | Manage getting out of bed for start of delivery |
| ADVANCE | Early service involves one getting out of bed |
| BUILDUP | Increase physique, getting out of bed |
| EARTHUP | Protect Spud's progress from heart attack getting out of bed (5,2) |
| NICETAN | Compliment after getting out of bed? |
