| ALLOWANCE | Grant a couple of pounds in the past, to go round Perth area |
| AGOG | Very eager, in the past, to go before girl (4) |
| ALLOWING | Tolerating being a couple of pounds in the red (8) |
| OUNCE | Part of pound in the past around Uganda's capital (5) |
| LAPEL | Do like to stuff a couple of pounds in top of coat |
| ESCOT | Had to pay, in the past, to get a part in the Scottish play (5) |
| HISTORICAL | Of significance in the past to a port that's a subject of Ancient Studies (10) |
| AGONE | In the past, to poets of the past |
| IRONHORSE | Colloquial term used in the past to refer to a locomotive (4,5) |
| CONFABULATE | To invent things that happened in the past to compensate for loss of memory (11) |
| TYPIST | A clerical worker employed usually in the past to use a keyboard for writing letters etc. (6) |
| TRACKRECORD | What one's done in the past to establish a new best stadium? (5,6) |
| ROMANNUMERAL | A letter used in the past to add up with (5,7) |
| SPUNKY | Courageous quick trip in the past to Kerry (6) |
| IAGO | First person, in the past, to be Othello's enemy |
| AULDLANG | Long in the past to Scots (4,4,4) |
| SYNE | Long in the past to Scots (4,4,4) |
| CHICAGO | Fashionable in the past to hope for hospital drama starring Hector Elizondo (7) |
| EXPLAIN | Make it intelligible, in the past, to get even (7) |
| TESTED | Tried and ____, expression meaning 'proven in the past to be reliable' (6) |
