| CHANDELIER | Hire candle out for light |
| CHANDELIERS | Hire candles out for lighting fixtures (11) |
| SNUFFIT | Die (having put the candle out?) (5,2) |
| SNUFFS | Puts candle out (6) |
| BLOW | Could such a lamp put a candle out? |
| CLANDESTINE | I sent candle out in secret (11) |
| SNUFFSIT | Puts the candle out and departs? (6,2) |
| BREEZE | It's easy to see what put the candle out (6) |
| LANDSCAPE | Put the candles out and pop back in for the painting |
| BLOWSOVER | With all the candles out, dies down (5,4) |
| OVER | What to do to put the candles out, but it will pass (4,4) |
| SOCK | From Old English for "light shoe", a word for either of a pair of knitted or woven half-hose for one's feet (4) |
| INGLE | From Scottish Gaelic for "light, fire" and Irish for "live ember", a dialect word for a fire, fireplace, flame or hearth (5) |
| TORCH | Light piece for light orchestra (5) |
| STROBE | Sort out notes for light (6) |
| SWITCH | Light whip for light control |
| TEAROOM | Ate out in a place for light refreshments (3-4) |
| SHADES | Portraits in silhouette; hues mixed with black; short word for light-bulb covers; or, literary word for ghosts (6) |
| EGGSBENEDICT | For example, cook begs to have new order for light dish? (4,8) |
| SNACKS | From the Middle Dutch for "bites", a word for light incidental meals (6) |
