| GIVEANEXAMPLE | Given a cut, model offers to provide a case in point (4,2,7) |
| ERNST | Artist gets a cut model (5) |
| BEEFIER | Relatively burly worker, easily angered if given a cut |
| HEYHO | Statement of resignation they hope provides a case (3-2) |
| PRESSONESSUIT | Iron out any personal problems with outfit and make a case in court? (5,3'1,4) |
| EXAMPLE | Minister leaves experimentalism as a case in point (7) |
| INSTANCE | Batting position is a case in point (8) |
| DESPOT | Tyrant makes supernatural ability a case in point (6) |
| EPITOME | Endlessly tepid volume is a case in point (7) |
| CEASE | A case in point? Finish with just the opposite (5) |
| ANDTERMINER | In English law before 1972, a commission issued to judges to try a case in a court of assize (3,8) |
| NICOTINE | Rambling about case in point where sap is extracted to create addictive substance |
| FOREGO | Revolutionary astrologer offers to provide sacrifice |
| TENDERS | Offers to provide some small vessels (7) |
| ENSUES | Comes about as a consequence of head endeavouring to take a case in school (6) |
| NATION | Case in point - ignore spice from India, for one (6) |
| ASP | Case in point - giving up nicotine, the poisonous type (3) |
| PORT | Ophir's case in point as trading place |
| PLATINUM | Case in point symbolises this valuable material (8) |
| FOLLOWSUIT | To conform, read up on a case in progress (6,4) |
