| PEEKABOO | Hold up a short novel, for example -- that might amuse baby (8) |
| RATTLE | Animal let loose with something to amuse baby (6) |
| PEEPBO | Muddle up little shepherdess's name: that amuses baby |
| ELIGIBLE | Bill for example that is unusually desirable (8) |
| BLOCKADE | For example, that imposed by the US on Cuba during the 1962 missile crisis (8) |
| ACTOFGOD | Creation, for example, that was quite unpredictable (3,2,3) |
| TORTOISE | Known collectively as a creep, a chelonian such as the fictional example that wins a race against a hare in one of Aesop's fables (8) |
| INSTANCE | Example that could be provided by ancients (8) |
| HONOLULU | Rejected Japanese drama has nothing to do with outstanding example that acts as a backdrop to Pearl |
| HYBRID | Type of Bill that goes through Parliament - for example, that for HS2 Phase 1 (6) |
| BOOKREPORT | Write-up about a novel, for example |
| ENTERTAIN | How it might amuse a teen on a train (9) |
| MOPUP | Clean up a short time before a little dog ... (3,2) |
| CHEQUECARD | Soundly test heart, for example - that may give a guarantee |
| PULSE | Runner, for example, that speeds up after exertion (5) |
| JACKPOT | Cash prize in a lottery for example, that accumulates until it is won (7) |
| ELBOWROOM | This joint has a kitchen, for example, that gives them more space and freedom |
| ENCROACHING | A plant, for example, that is gradually intrusive on another, is said to be ___ it (11) |
| TENSE | Present, for example, that may be wound up |
| UNGOVERNABLE | Urban novel, for example, may be anarchic (12) |
