| SECT | Group in even parts of osier cut |
| EQUALLY | In even parts (7) |
| SENIOR | Elder and osier cut around November (6) |
| CANE | Stem of osier, bamboo, rattan or reed forming the wickerwork of a bike basket, hamper or an item of Lloyd Loom-style furniture (4) |
| OBSEQUIOUS | Oily, fishy bisque that's got in even pieces of coconuts |
| AVENGE | Get even with a thousand, in even figures (6) |
| CHICANERY | Deception is in - even beer comes in any container (9) |
| ASIA | Continent is back in even bits of Java |
| ADMIT | Let in even bits of random silt (5) |
| ICE | What usually comes in a cube found in even circle (3) |
| HURDLES | Barriers used in track-and-field events, steeplechasing, Sheepdog trials or as light, moveable fences of woven wattle or osier for gardens (7) |
| WAND | Something slender and supple, such as a cutting, osier, sapling, stick, or switch; a baton, caduceus or rod of a conductor, conjurer, diviner, fairy or magician; a mark in archery; or, a "spoolie" for |
| ROOKIES | Novices agree to put in woven osier |
| EROSION | Osier no different for showing sign of wear (7) |
| INHERENT | In where I am, even parts of units will be built-in |
| EMBATTLE | Fortify even parts of Reims before a town in the south |
| NAIAD | Even parts of antacid and spirit in water |
| NERUDA | Chilean poet using even parts of Andes group ideas |
| NEUTRON | Even parts of culture in gas produce particle (7) |
| MICROSPOROPHYLL | Leaf in pool: Olympics and even parts of archery spoiled |
