| EVADE | Keep out of the way, avoid |
| IDLY | In a nonchalant way avoid lying in part (4) |
| AVOID | Keep out of the way of; prevent from happening (5) |
| KNEECAP | Can keep out of the top of the joint (7) |
| STEER | On the way, always keep out of the ditch! |
| RECYCLE | Keep out of the landfill, in a way |
| LIEBY | Keep out of the way 6 times (3,2) |
| BAR | Keep out of the company of lawyers |
| CONEY | The rabbit, shy, keeps out of the way (5) |
| HILLSIDE | It is inclined to keep out of the way when troubles intervene |
| SISTERLY | Kind of ship at intervals we must keep out of the wind |
| ELUDE | Duel arranged with one point artfully keep out of the way (5) |
| INABED | 'Keep out of the black and into the red - nothing in this game for two _', Bullseye catchphrase (2,1,3) |
| DODGETHEISSUE | Keep out of the children's way - don't face facts! (5,3,5) |
| BARI | In town, keep out of the centre of crime or sin |
| SCARCE | Become deficient and keep out of the way (4,7,6) |
| MAKE | Become deficient and keep out of the way (4,7,6) |
| ONESELF | Become deficient and keep out of the way (4,7,6) |
| AVOIDS | Keeps out of the way of empty space as it's around (6) |
| STAYDRY | Keep out of the rain |
