| FLIGHTED | Given plenty of air |
| APPRECIATED | Became more valuable when given plenty of thanks |
| BLOT | Be given plenty of ink (4) |
| EXAMPLE | Partner once given plenty of warning |
| PAIDHOMAGE | What a critic will write - if given plenty of time? (4,6) |
| FEDUP | Plants that are given plenty of fertiliser, perhaps, may mean you feel listless and somewhat annoyed! (3,2) |
| PRISON | Those who occupy it may be given plenty of time (6) |
| PRUDENTLY | You are given plenty, five hundred, and so judiciously |
| WIND | Not follow straight path, given plenty to drink, say |
| ELM | Type of tree that gives plenty of shade |
| USEALOT | Get plenty of mileage out of |
| FRONTPAGENEWS | Part of the forecast is one for the books - one's intelligence should offer you plenty of leads (5,4,4) |
| DAZ | Brother of Dan who recently turned up in the Dales and is causing plenty of trouble for his sibling (3,7) |
| STRATA | Serves up a lot of cakes with plenty of layers (6) |
| POTSHERD | Plenty of money to collect a bit of china |
| SUNBURN | Aftermath of summer outing with fancy buns and plenty of tea? (7) |
| URN | By a quirk of nature, this will provide plenty of drinks (3-3) |
| TEA | By a quirk of nature, this will provide plenty of drinks (3-3) |
| GROUNDWATER | After the rains of this winter, there is plenty of H2O beneath the surface the soil! (6,5) |
| PEAGREEN | Writer about to accept colour of a boat carrying plenty of money (3-5) |
