| EVENHANDED | Just have two ends to disentangle (4-6) |
| DECLAREWAR | Irishman deserts, seeing no ends to state intention to fight |
| WINDOWSHOP | Actively seek the means to enlightenment? Or just have a look (6-4) |
| TREASURERS | Chancellors of the Exchequer cherish ends to rebates (10) |
| WATERMETER | A period of time surrounded by dripping ends to pipe and sewer may see it appear |
| TRAVEL | Had little time to disentangle things to go on a journey (6) |
| INCOMETAX | Mexican to disentangle levy (6,3) |
| COMB | Search for device to disentangle hair (4) |
| SIMPLIFY | Just if coming in to disentangle (8) |
| NORTHPOLE | One of two ends of the earth's axis (5,4) |
| PRONTO | Pair operating two ends at the double (6) |
| POLE | One of the two ends of a magnet (4) |
| TIPTOP | Two ends of the very best quality (6) |
| BUCKEE | Fastener that holds together two ends of a belt or strap (6) |
| BRINGSTOASTOP | Ends to dance to welcome band's salute (6,2,1,4) |
| BREAKINGUP | It's not easy to disentangle way of getting a druid's photo (8,2,2,4,2,2) |
| UNTWINE | You, we hear, went in a roundabout way to disentangle |
| EXTRICATE | It requires the exact rite to disentangle it (9) |
| UNSTITCH | Thin cuts used to disentangle pieces of sewing (8) |
| RIPCORD | Leaving rear of plane, prod Eric to disentangle this! (7) |
