| PSYCHICBID | In bridge it might be made to deceive an opponent (7,3) |
| STRATAGEM | Plan or scheme to deceive an opponent |
| ALLIES | The French upset by false statements made to deceive friendly nations (6) |
| TRYITON | Attempt to deceive an unknown person during short interval |
| QUAKERGUN | Dummy cannon used to deceive an enemy (6,3) |
| TAKEINHAND | Assume responsibility for, but deceive, an employee (4,2,4) |
| CLAMUP | Little Malcolm might be made to stop talking |
| SENTTOBED | How children might be made to retire (4,2,3) |
| NUDIST | One going unclad might be made to stun 501 (6) |
| AMENDS | They might be made to reconcile |
| SILHOUETTE | Outline alterations to be made to hotel suite |
| PROMISSORY | Lost posy in Morris dancing - upon my word, I could be made to pay! |
| ANTHRACITE | Earth, can it be made to burn? (10) |
| VILLANELLE | Poetic form that W. E. Henley called "A double-clappered silver bell / That must be made to clink in chime" |
| DUMMYWHIST | Why must dim changes be made to game? (5,5) |
| COATHANGER | Could be made to teach organ on a wire frame (4,6) |
| PARAPHRASE | Put another way, this may be made to appear rash |
| ATALLCOSTS | Incredible payments must be made to support area, no matter what (2,3,5) |
| MERCIER | ___ Bridge (It connects Kahnawake to Montreal, in Quebec) |
| WISH | It might be made on a fallen eyelash |
