| WITHSTANDING | Getting through night, it's dawn breaking |
| INFRARED | Visible through night-vision goggles, say |
| GNAWED | Used molars, for example, dawn breaking (6) |
| AWNED | Sheltered in base with dawn breaking outside (5) |
| LARK | Avian noted for its dawn song and high flying, thus synonymous with an early bird/morning person or for a carefree frolic/piece of mischief (4) |
| LIGHT | It's dawn when you get off |
| HALFLIGHT | Henry goes on journey by plane, now it's dawn |
| WANDERLUST | Dawn breaking with strange lustre gives one the travel bug (10) |
| NEWZEALAND | Almost catch dawn breaking, full of enthusiasm in the country (3,7) |
| GONDWANA | New dawn breaking in part of Western India and large part of Central India (8) |
| ALONE | Night, night: It's what an only child is in her bedroom after the goodnight kiss |
| DOWNTOWNTRAIN | "Every night, every night it's just the same on a___ ", Tom Waits (8-5) |
| LEAPINTHEDARK | Jump at night, its consequences cannot be foreseen (4,2,3,4) |
| DREAMWORLD | Realm visited at night-it's fantastic (5,5) |
| NORTHSTAR | At night, it's useful for navigation (5,4) |
| DESOLATE | Does worry at night, it's so forsaken (8) |
| OMEN | Begin observing magpies every night - it's a sign |
| SUNUP | It's dawn when the lad is out of bed, we hear (3-2) |
| GALAHAD | A celebration to be enjoyed for a night it's said (7) |
| IMAGINEMEANDYOU | "___, I know you do. I think about you day and night, it's only right." (The Turtles) (7,2,3,3) |
