| WATERTABLE | If high, this could produce a wet Alberta (5,5) |
| TAPWATER | This could produce a wet part |
| CUTLASS | This could produce a laceration by the girl (7) |
| SPACECADET | He gets high, this astronaut trainee (5,5) |
| TESTPILOT | Presumably, this is to check if high-flyer is capable to take flight from an exam? (4,5) |
| DUDGEON | When high, this causes intense indignation (7) |
| PUBLICPROSECUTOR | Clip up court robes if high official there (6,10) |
| NANGAPARBAT | At 8,126 metres high this mountain was first climbed by Hermann Buhl in 1953 (5,6) |
| PIANOFORTE | This could produce the start of the prelude with air of note (10) |
| PINACOLADA | A plain coda could produce a rum sort of fluid (4,6) |
| FALSEALARM | It could produce a small fear, mistakenly (5,5) |
| ROMANEAGLE | Manage role that could produce a classical standard (5,5) |
| ATTENDANCE | Being there could produce a decent tan! (10) |
| COCHINEALINSECT | Crushing this could produce red dye or Catholic incense |
| RAPESEED | This could produce oil from river and deep sea, possibly (8) |
| DIAPHRAGM | Aphid, about a gram, could produce a camera piece (9) |
| BRISTLE | A single hair could produce a blister (7) |
| OYSTER | Mollusk that could produce a pearl |
| POPLAR | 8 & 12Ac. Cottonwood could produce a proper tale (6,4) |
| CATHERINEWHEEL | What could produce a cheer when lit close to bonfire? |
