| ASTHECROWFLIES | Getting straight to the point in a murder, perhaps |
| NEAT | Smart getting straight to the barmaid |
| CENTRE | Liqueur, ganache, praline or caramel filling in a chocolate; a player position in netball; or, the point in a circle equidistant from every point of its circumference (6) |
| TERSE | To the point, in a blockbuster sequel (5) |
| CONICAL | Coming to the point in a rounded way (7) |
| APPROACH | See 19 Dn. The way to come straight to the point (6,8) |
| BLUNT | Straight to the point? But there is no point! |
| NONONSENSE | What the canon on "sense" embraces, gets straight to the point (2,8) |
| HITTHENAILONTHEHEAD | Go straight to the point? And the exact opposite |
| DIRECT | Make a film that's straight to the point (6) |
| PLAINSPEAKING | Steppe's reaching high point that's straight to the point (5-8) |
| MEANDER | Don't go straight to the point when a repairman is sent around (7) |
| FORTHRIGHT | Straight to the point ... or, homophonically, what this answer is relative to this puzzle? |
| SHORT | Straight to the point (5) |
| LASERS | They go straight to the point (6) |
| ZIGZAGGED | Didn't get straight to the point? |
| PEAKED | Got to the point in the Highlands? |
| TAPER | Get to the point in the light |
| WELLAIMED | Coming straight to the point, outside of Ms Fitz-gerald, I'm married (4-5) |
| APOLUNE | The point in a spacecraft's orbit round the moon where it is furthest from it (7) |
