| CRADLETOGRAVE | In lifelong travel, a codger collapsed |
| GEEZERHOOD | Life as a codger |
| CORDAGE | A codger rigged lines of rigging (7) |
| GODSACRE | A codger's review of churchyard (4,4) |
| FELON | One in lifelong imprisonment? (5) |
| ELDERHOSTEL | Its motto is "Adventures in lifelong learning" |
| GOPLACES | Travel a lot; come up in life, in a way? (2,6) |
| JOURNEY | Archaic word for a day's work or travel; a voyage; a set of colliery trucks; or, a herd of giraffes (7) |
| GAP | The space between two electrodes across which a spark can travel; a break in continuity; or, a pass or way through mountains (3) |
| AIR | Invisible gaseous mixture through which radio or sound waves travel; a breeze or zephyr, such as that needed to disperse a samara; a melody; or, the "flight" of a skier mid jump (3) |
| SLOWPUNCTURE | In road travel, a possible result of a leaky valve |
| ITINERATE | Travel a regular circuit, as a judge |
| MOTOR | Travel a short time to a river (5) |
| FLYHALF | Travel a bit as a rugby player (3,4) |
| MILIEU | You and I travel a mile in this environment (6) |
| BIFOCAL | Bishop provided old codger initially with a large lens (7) |
| FATHERTIME | Codger with scythe in IMF theatre production (6,4) |
| RECORDINGANGEL | Codger learning about heavenly body with a register (9,5) |
| DODGEMCAR | Mad codger in the fairground ride (6,3) |
| WOODYGRANT | Ill-tempered codger in 2013's "Nebraska" |
