| CREDIT | It's given, taken or extended |
| HAUL | A pull or tow; or, booty, a catch of fish, loot, shopping, spoils, swag or other dragged, taken or trawled load (4) |
| HOLIDAY | It may be paid or extended, or both |
| EXCERPT | A passage or quotation taken or selected from a book or document. (7) |
| LONGITUDINAL | Placed or extended lengthways (12) |
| RESIGNED | Stopped working, or extended contract? |
| RANGED | Risk having case overturned or extended |
| LONGHORN | Breed of cattle - or extended wind instrument! (8) |
| AGER | Stress or extended exposure to sun, it's said |
| PROTRACTED | Lengthened or extended (10) |
| PASSAGE | A journey by ship or the route taken; or, a bird's migration (7) |
| CLIMB | An ascent of a cliff, hill or mountain; the route taken; or, an aircraft's flight upwards (5) |
| THERAP | It may be taken or beaten |
| MIS | Prefix for taken or guided |
| STOLEN | Surreptitiously taken or lifted, even nicked initially (6) |
| KNEE | It might be taken or skinned |
| INTENT | Where oxygen is taken, or absorbed (6) |
| PASTPARTICIPLE | 'Taken' or 'fallen' |
| SEAT | It might be taken or saved |
| TROT | Horse's gait that, with a rider, may be collected, working or extended (4) |
