| RUNTHROUGH | Hurry over to practise |
| NURSE | Hurry over and see heartless carer (5) |
| DEEPSOUTH | Hurry over blooming hot area of the USA |
| RACECOURSE | Hurry over track such as Ayr (10) |
| NUREYEV | Hurry over and look at very famous ballet dancer (7) |
| EXACT | ... to practise extortion, to be precise (5) |
| REHEARSE | Tries again, close to tee, to practise (8) |
| FENCE | To practise swordplay, is to do what (5) |
| ABSTINENCE | A boy sent off to Nice was forced to practise economy (10) |
| CUTONESTEETH | Expression meaning 'to practise' or 'to gain experience' (3,4,5) |
| TIGHTS | Mean to get a second garment to practise in (6) |
| NINETEEN | Square peg moved then to practise intuitive approach quickly, so to speak? (8,2,3,5) |
| TOTHEDOZEN | Square peg moved then to practise intuitive approach quickly, so to speak? (8,2,3,5) |
| INNS | Legal societies in London having the right to admit people to practise at the bar, _ of court (4) |
| KEEPONESHANDIN | Continue to practise, eager to take in rearranged Danish Open (4,4,4,2) |
| RANGE | Where to practise shooting top off fruit (5) |
| MANDRILL | Monkey gets piece to practise (8) |
| RESTRAINTS | Reserves have to practise during breaks (10) |
| WARMUP | To practise, reheat cooked food |
| SPAR | Return blows to practise boxing (4) |
