| IMPERIALMEASURE | I presume a miler mistakenly covering a kilometre isn't this (8,7) |
| TAKEASREAD | Presume a parrot's trapped in part of wheel |
| HALFTHEDISTANCE | 2,640 feet, to a miler |
| PRELIMINARIES | Inspire a miler running in introductory events (13) |
| INDUBIOPROREO | Legal principle which presumes a defendant's innocence in a doubtful case |
| RAN | Was a miler, say |
| NUM | Interrogative particle which presumes a negative reply |
| YOUMUSTBEJOKING | 'Hello! BB's little sister Joanna, I presume?' |
| WHATLIESBENEATH | Isn't this the same core question every archaeologist asks? (4,4,7) |
| ONTOPOFTHEWORLD | Having reached the North Pole, isn't this how those explorers must've felt.. (2,3,2,3,5) |
| SMILER | Covering more than a kilometre, sister's a happy-looking sort |
| TREK | Journey of one third of a kilometre and one half of a kilometre (4) |
| ARMLOCK | Carol, with a kilometre to do for a half-nelson, say (7) |
| DRPRESUME | A: Dr. Livingstone, I presume. Q: What is your full name, ___? |
| TIP | Pointed end of a lancet, I presume (3) |
| ZAMBEZI | Dr Livingstone, I presume, was the first European to explore this African river |
| IRKED | Bumpy ride, about a kilometre, was annoying (5) |
| LAKEGARDA | 24 mostly spread about a kilometre in Italian water (4,5) |
| VERST | Appropriately clothed, run over a kilometre through Moscow |
| KAYAK | Beast of burden brought back a kilometre in boat |
