| WATERTIGHT | Hose down drunk without possibility of escape (10) |
| FRATRICIDE | Crime if cider is drunk without traitor (10) |
| COMPLEXITY | Obey rules about means of escape, leading to difficulty (10) |
| RINSE | Hose down rebel outside back of saloon (5) |
| SCONCE | The head; university slang for a tankard of ale drunk without taking a breath as a fine for a breach of rules or etiquette; the mug used; a lantern or screened torch carried by a handle; a bracket can |
| DEPOSIT | Lay down drunk, having gulped in one's turn |
| SLEWED | Skidded and collided with set, lie down drunk (6,4) |
| INTO | Skidded and collided with set, lie down drunk (6,4) |
| IMPLOSION | One medium Pils drunk without oxygen at the time of collapse (9) |
| LIQUOR | Drink litres -- our getting drunk without measure of intelligence? (6) |
| QUARTETS | Groups of 4 or 2 pints best drunk without bottle-opener (8) |
| EXORCISM | Throwing out spirits, so mixer's drunk without drop of cognac (8) |
| PIGEONHOLE | Compartment offering means of escape for bird |
| DESCRAMBLE | Departs on first half of escape, an excursion to unwind? |
| HOUDINIACT | Remarkable feat of escape (7,3) |
| DOWNANDOUT | Destitute person's way of escape from top floor? (4-3-3) |
| FLIGHTPATH | Designated route of escape that's on track (6,4) |
| PERSONALAD | What the chorus of "Escape (The PiAA±a Colada Song)" is |
| TAPWATER | Irishman comes back to hose down with liquid in kitchen (3,5) |
| CLEANROOM | Hose down kitchen for making chips perhaps (5,4) |
