| JAILBREAK | Judge, anticipating trouble, asked to stop prisoner's bid for freedom (9) |
| BREAKOUT | Make a bid for freedom, as the rash may suddenly do (5,3) |
| ABSCOND | Muscles ultimately required to stop prisoner's bolt |
| SECONDGUESSING | Anticipating trouble - sing song and seduce (6-8) |
| SETSAIL | Leave social networks, anticipating trouble (3,4) |
| PLATITUDE | It's trite to say Penny has scope for freedom (9) |
| GUERRILLA | Rule a girl breaks for freedom fighter (9) |
| LETGOOFME | Demand for freedom? |
| LEEWAY | A boat's sideways drift; or, alluding to the space said craft has "given" to the wind, a term for freedom, latitude, room to manoeuvre or slack (6) |
| ONESBEST | “One should never put on ____ trousers to go out to battle for freedom and truth” (Ibsen) |
| DISPLAY | Exhibition to show contempt for freedom of movement (7) |
| CHASTENESS | Be quick to fill half of sump for freedom from contamination |
| TRANSOM | Time to pay for freedom in the bar |
| REDEEM | Concerned with judge, pay money for freedom |
| TOLERANT | A lot rent accommodation, all for freedom (8) |
| ABANDON | Leader of action group working for freedom (7) |
| CNN | Cable channel that once won a Four Freedoms Award for freedom of speech |
| CARTEBLANCHE | Bishop in association with knight possessed by desire for freedom |
| LICENCE | Contemptible folk at one time, heading off for freedom |
| ASEPSIS | Umbrian town briefly holding record for freedom from germs |
