| DEPRECIATE | I must go in to protest at decline (10) |
| PRUDE | He's first to protest at the vulgar? |
| TESTATE | Leaving a will partly to protest at everything (7) |
| OVERTIME | It's obvious to me I must go in for extra work |
| LEISURE | Happiness, with no pressure -- I must go in for a rest (7) |
| BAIT | I must go in club that offers inducement |
| CAIRO | I must go in vehicle round historic metropolis (5) |
| SENTIENCE | Awareness of time, I must go in (9) |
| EARTHENCLOSET | 'I must go in here, dear' -'Then close the curtains!' (7,6) |
| LITTLESLAM | Success at games table bringing a bit of a protest at the doorway? (6,4) |
| ROUNDROBIN | Letter of protest at songbird (5,5) |
| MILWAUKEE | Distance we must go in trapping seabird in US port |
| CHESSSET | All pieces for playing with at five o'clock must go in box |
| HOUDINI | A magician travelling west, I must go to Northern Ireland, taking couple to hospital |
| OSTLERS | They'd put saddles on in fancy stores - bolts, essentially, must go in the middle |
| TOILET | Powder room to let - I must go inside (6) |
| TIVERTON | I must go with green in fashion for English town (8) |
| LACKADAISICAL | Limp and miss a platform -- I must go to California shortly (13) |
| OREGON | Alternatively, I must go to northern US state |
| SEAFEVER | John Masefield's poem that begins, "I must go down to..." (3-5) |
