| INCASE | Just ___ (as a precaution) |
| CASE | Just in ___ (as a precaution) |
| JUSTINCASE | Arrived a short time ago with patient, as a precaution (4,2,4) |
| ANTIFREEZE | Don't move after breaking a tin as a precaution when motoring |
| PRECAUTIONARY | Carried out as a precaution ; preventive (13) |
| SAFEGUARD | Warden follows strongbox as a precaution |
| INCREASE | As a precaution, taking note of growth (8) |
| INCAS | Quechua speakers stopping short as a precaution (5) |
| CIRCUITBREAKER | Wave behind track as a precaution (7,7) |
| ONTHESAFESIDE | With caution as a precaution (2,3,4,4) |
| EARPLUG | Carry pear off beforehand as a precaution (7) |
| CAPER | As a precaution, throwing out half the sauce (5) |
| INCA | South American in London area leaving 'as a precaution' |
| JUST | Stanley's taking juice as a precaution (4,2,4) |
| VIOLINCASE | Instrument carried in this larger one as a precaution (6,4) |
| CASEIN | Phosphoprotein precipitated from milk as a precaution when the bits are in the wrong order (6) |
| SPARETYRE | A precaution against deflation (5,4) |
| SAFETYCATCH | A precaution against being fired |
| INTERNEE | Seabird captured in cold season not showing wings: one’s caged as a precaution |
| GUARD | A drug may be modified as a safety precaution |
