| GOBAG | It's prepacked for an emergency |
| SHOUT | Informal word for a call-out for an emergency service team; or, one's turn to buy a round of drinks (5) |
| FIREWARDENS | Wife's errand disrupted those trained for an emergency? (4,7) |
| BOXLUNCHES | Spooner secures groups for prepacked meals (3,7) |
| STOCKUP | Prepare for an emergency, in a way |
| ONCALL | Ready for an emergency |
| MADMONEY | Small amount of cash saved for an emergency |
| CRISIS | Cause for an emergency meeting |
| DICTATOR | Praetor maximus, one man in charge for an emergency in Rome |
| NESTEGG | Money saved for an emergency (4,3) |
| RESPONSETIME | Stat for an emergency service |
| FIREESCAPE | Free space, I fancy, for an emergency exit (4,6) |
| ROPELADDER | It might be used for an emergency exit |
| SPARES | Fights to include European bits for an emergency (6) |
| GOBAGS | Sacks for an emergency |
| RESERVES | Stockpiles: - for an emergency |
| ONCADD | Ready for an emergency, say |
| DISTRESSFLARES | Sit around in costume trousers from the Seventies, things for an emergency (8,6) |
| ERR | Dial 9-9-9 for an emergency in London, Ontario, as opposed to London, England, say |
| FIRESTATION | A rift on site developed in a location for an emergency? (4,7) |
