| ATNO | Lead-in for time or point |
| THENCEFORTH | From that time or point onwards |
| ADFEE | Cost for time or space, in a way |
| SIEGE | Group of herons, say coming in for time in place (5) |
| ANY | Start for time or place |
| RADIO | Medium may take daughter in for time to create relationship? (5) |
| NAVEL | Word for the omphalos or umbilicus in the middle of the belly, thus for any central part or point (5) |
| AXIL | In botany, the angle or point of divergence between the upper side of a branch, leaf, or petiole, and the stem or branch from which it springs (4) |
| SLANT | A slope or tilt; one's angle or point of view; bias in an article; or, a gybe (5) |
| ASPECT | Prospect or outlook; or, conjunction or other angular relationship between planets or points in a horoscope (6) |
| INSTANT | A particular moment or point in time (7) |
| MIDDLE | An area or point equal in distance from the ends or periphery. (6) |
| EVENT | Location or point in spacetime; or, a general word a three-day competition that is sometimes described as the equestrian version of triathlon (5) |
| CUTOFF | Point or level that is a dedicated limit or point (6) |
| COUNTER | A tally, teller, timer or totaliser; a tiddlywink or points-tracker; a token representing a coin; a kitchen top; a turnstile or till's table over which takeaways, teas or tickets are traded and legal |
| EQUATION | From an ancient term for levelling or balancing things out, a mathematical statement of parity, whether referring to quantities or points in doubt (8) |
| CENTRE | Part or point in the middle (6) |
| ENDORPHIN | Target or point in receiving injection of hard brain chemical |
| TOPIC | Theme or point in conversation, initially (5) |
| ASSESSOR | Beasts or point in reviewer (8) |
