| RANGE | It's used for firing in more than one sense (5) |
| PLACER | Alluvium from which gold particles can be washed; one who puts clay pieces into a saggar, ready for firing in a kiln; or, a fence, dealing in stolen goods (6) |
| BAITSPOON | Ladle for firing in freebies (*PS a bonito!) (4,5) |
| ROOTS | One's sense of belonging in a commnity as in one's birthplace (5) |
| BABYSITTER | One's charges might be small, in more than one sense |
| RAT | Animal in "Ratatouille," in more than one sense |
| TASTE | Leading characters in Titus Andronicus spoil the ending in one sense (5) |
| NATAL | Adjective that refers to birth in one sense and the buttocks in another (5) |
| WAKEUPCALL | Come round, in more than one sense creating alarm |
| GAME | Ducks and drakes, maybe, in more than one sense |
| PEKE | Short dog breed, in more than one sense |
| BATDAY | Baseball club giveaway, in more than one sense |
| LIL | "Short" palindrome, in more than one sense |
| AURAL | A Russian river in one sense (5) |
| CARDS | Jokers, in one sense or another (5) |
| JASON | European indeed very nice at first, in one sense a 23 24 (5) |
| OPTIC | Probability in relating to one sense organ - or another (5) |
| ZEBRA | Animal which, in one sense, may be related to the pelican |
| PETTY | Opposite of grand, in one sense |
| MEALS | Board, in one sense |
