| CUTANDTHRUST | Lively exchanges to share with bench, ultimately being taken into custody |
| ARRESTED | A ringleader, relaxed, being taken into custody (8) |
| ASGOODASAREST | A change is virtually being taken into custody without right (2,4,2,1,4) |
| WRITHE | Struggle with husband being taken into service (6) |
| SCOTCH | Put an end to bed being taken into school (6) |
| ORNAMENTAL | Fancy celebrity books being taken into test! (10) |
| CELEBRATE | Observe annoying child being taken into church shelter |
| ANTI | One against books being taken into 1st Class (4) |
| TANG | Powdered orange drink known for being taken into space by astronauts |
| SUBJUDICE | Reserve power to maintain speed ultimately being considered |
| TWOSTEP | Simmering in stewpot, something like salsa to share with partner? (3-4) |
| RATIONAL | It's reasonable to share with a leading lady (8) |
| FLATMATE | Likes to share with novice consumed by stout and Bud? (8) |
| FEDERATION | Was given food, at the end, to share with the rest of a league (10) |
| RELATION | Relative to share with the Spanish (8) |
| UMBRELLA | Something to share with a close friend? |
| SCREWINESS | On board, hearties having vintner's stock to share with whimsy |
| TRISECTS | Divides to share with two friends, perhaps |
| NARCISSUS | Plant US drugs agent is starting to share with us (9) |
| ALE | Word for a beverage, feast or festival that, when coupled with bench, bush, cost, draper, hoof, house or wife, refers to a tavern pew, a hostelry sign, beer-flavouring costmary, an innkeeper, cat's-fo |
