| STUTTER | Hesitate then speak following good person (7) |
| SHUTTER | Be quiet, then speak of some camera-work (7) |
| PIROGUE | Bad man following good in canoe (7) |
| GAMBLED | Went for a stroll following good bet (7) |
| SCAMPER | See that lively, tricky fellow hesitate, then skip about briskly |
| GROWSON | Following good argument, lad becomes more likeable (5,2) |
| GOKARTS | Wee racers have reasonable skills following good start (2-5) |
| SPREAD | Double page to spell, then speak aloud (6) |
| ORATE | Appraise the ring first, then speak to (5) |
| SNAP | Have ginger biscuit then speak tartly (4) |
| INSPECTORATE | Look then speak to examiners (12) |
| DITHER | Hesitate, then free up to capture the intruder (6) |
| SUPERB | Hesitate then go into pubs? That's gorgeous! (6) |
| EWER | We hesitate then use it to carry the water (4) |
| SUSPENDERBELT | Delay, hesitate, then strike undergarment (9,4) |
| REVERSING | Changing direction, vicar? Hesitate, then sign off (9) |
| FALTER | Hesitate then find Her Majesty a flat to enter (6) |
| CAPER | On ahead, you hesitate, then skip like a goat (5) |
| MURDER | Beat it - go back - hesitate - then kill |
| ERRED | Hesitate then colour up for having done wrong |
