| GOLDDIGGER | Key to ancient excavator produced by one out to make the most of their prospects by joining a Union perhaps (4-6) |
| OVERLANDTELEGRAPH | What when completed in 1872, linked Australia to the rest of the word by joining a submarine cable b |
| DRESSEDUPTOTHENINES | How some appear socially, making the most of their figures? |
| REGULATIONS | Goalie turns out to make the rules (11) |
| HIREDGUN | Commissioned piece by one out to make a killing, the mercenary? (5,3) |
| GOLDRUSHES | For those known for their prospects, Bolt's after the medal for winning the race (4,6) |
| BUSYBODY | Energetic group, one out to make mischief (8) |
| STRIKER | One out to make an impression |
| PILOTS | Their prospects are up in the air |
| PESSIMISTS | Their prospects are far from rosy (10) |
| CARPEDIEM | Phrase used to urge someone to make the most of the present time (5,4) |
| GOTOTOWN | Dorothy's dog, all dressed up for a party, wanting to make the most of it (2,2,4) |
| MCBRIDE | Old striker Joe starts to make concessions to one joining a union (7) |
| ODD | Word followed by One Out gives the title of a game show presented by Paul Daniels (3) |
| CASHINON | Money and a party to make the most of |
| CRACKINGPACE | As set by one out to break a record? |
| MOBIUSSTRIP | Surface with one continuous side, formed by joining the ends of a rectangle after twisting it - I st |
| MILK | Drink to make the most of (4) |
| SEASIDE | Skin in sunshine notwithstanding, this is where to make the most of summer (7) |
| UNDERUSE | Fail to make the most of |
