| LAMPLIGHT | In it one should see see batter and jam (9) |
| MEANTIME | Neat changes in wordless performance one should see in the intervening period (8) |
| DEBATED | Argued one should see the cricketer in action |
| IMITATION | A copy of atom in it one can make (9) |
| AUTOPILOT | I sat in car with map out ___ it should see you home (9) |
| SEASEA | ' A sailor went to sea, ..., ..., To see what he could see,see, see' (song) (3,3) |
| MAKEAWISH | What to do when you see ... [see 23-, 37-, 39-, 48- and 60-Across] |
| TENT | In it one may keep Spanish red wine |
| IDEOLOGIST | Oldies go adrift in IT, one theorizes grandly |
| IRE | In it one sees red sack with top removed (3) |
| DIOCESE | See, see fractures after GP binds one |
| ALCHEMY | In it one aims for gold (7) |
| CARRIER | With the shopping in it one may pass on disease (7) |
| ISINGOLOLO | X One ballad has "O see see, the millipede" (10) |
| INITIAL | First in it, one overlooking Capone (7) |
| LAYETTE | In it one's got up very early (7) |
| ADDICT | Reckon caught in it, one's hooked |
| TEMPURA | Dipped in batter and deep-fried, in the Japanese style (7) |
| INCREASE | Where to see batter rise (8) |
| THINNING | Most of the time you'll see batter going runny |
