| GLENGARRY | I go ahead, not straight (keeping right twice), boy leading (9) |
| ISOBAR | Indeed I go ahead and stop at a line of uniform pressure (6) |
| ORIGAMI | Otherwise I go ahead behind school of whales in paper craft (7) |
| MEDALLIST | Boy leading everyone in film may be a winner |
| GREATCOAT | A cottage gets plastered, keeping right winter protection (9) |
| INTERPRET | Bury hamster, maybe keeping right shed light on (9) |
| REPRESSED | Rotten speeders keeping right must be kept in check (9) |
| CORNEILLE | One playwright and another keeping right inside church |
| SNOWGOOSE | Bird goes so unsteadily, keeping right away (4,5) |
| ASTRONAUT | Skier so tense, keeping right on |
| UMBERY | Brownish odd fruit not right (twice) (6) |
| UNCONTROLLED | A Parisian authority went ahead, not having been restrained (12) |
| ONTOP | Being ahead, not prepared to work (2,3) |
| BOROUGHENGLISH | Inheritance system upset old boy, leading to coarse language |
| BENDOVER | Boy leading port has to lean forward (4,4) |
| OTTOMAN | Judges etc and boy leading an empire |
| BROTHERS | Right twice: both Northern and Southern armies become buddies as such. (8,2,4) |
| INARMS | Right twice: both Northern and Southern armies become buddies as such. (8,2,4) |
| BROKENCLOCKS | Items that are "right twice a day," and a |
| TUB | 'Bucket', etc, translated right twice by one typing |
