| ONEINATHOUSAND | It could suggest aim for point one percent |
| OFFPISTE | It could suggest I step where one may slither dangerously? (3-5) |
| UPSIDEDOWNCAKE | It could suggest gum that you can eat (6-4,4) |
| POWERCUT | Superior group capsized, stuck in vessel -- it could suggest an emergency (5,3) |
| STAMEN | Runners turn up for point-to-point - one of them could be a bit of an early bloomer (6) |
| VERST | Russian measure of about one point one km (point six six miles) |
| ASHOTINTHEDARK | Guess this could suggest a midnight murder (1,4,2,3,4) |
| WINK | Eye signal that could suggest flirting or teasing |
| NYALA | Go off an analogy that could suggest an antelope (5) |
| MIXEDGRILL | This could suggest girl left meat dish |
| PUNCTILIO | From the Latin for "point", a word for a fine or petty point of conduct, etiquette or procedure, about which one is particularly scrupulous (9) |
| PERFECTION | Deviation of just one percent - basically, there's nothing wrong with it |
| TAPER | To come to the point, one makes light of it (5) |
| NINETENTHS | Point one away from one (4-6) |
| EBN | Point one point N of due E |
| PEEKED | Had a sly look as one reached highest point, one hears (6) |
| TJUNCTION | Short time at Clapham, for one a turning point (1-8) |
| TRIGGER | Time for one setting sail for point in ITV drama with Vicky McClure (7) |
| CASHEW | Nutty oil-producer provides money for point-to-point (6) |
| STOW | Place for point-to-point, alternative to Eton |
