| BYROAD | Lorry ultimately getting through wide lane (6) |
| WAISTLINE | Wide lane, it is mistaken for middle (9) |
| DECOR | Colour scheme through wide corridor (5) |
| EXPRESSLY | Train new driver on lorry, ultimately in very clear way |
| TOYTOWN | Two-ton lorry ultimately somehow resembling miniature? |
| STRIPE | Audiences ultimately getting rubbish from band (6) |
| TWEEDY | Like traditional countryman seen as robust, ultimately getting scrawny |
| USEDTO | Familiar with second-hand plaything ultimately getting lost (4,2) |
| RAGING | Wild boar ultimately getting older |
| COPING | Getting through last course? (6) |
| TRILBY | Short tweet getting through, it's felt (6) |
| STAPLE | With pressure, getting through old piece of wire (6) |
| CURATE | Get better at getting through to the minister (6) |
| ENSURE | Guarantee, before sunset, getting through (6) |
| PAPERS | Dads getting through documents (6) |
| CREASE | Fold, to stop the rain getting through (6) |
| BINGER | One rapidly getting through a TV series? (6) |
| PROPER | Favouring getting through to, which is right (6) |
| STREET | Singular method of getting through town (3-3,6) (see 9A, 19A) |
| EYELET | By the end, let two additives in, getting through a small hole (6) |
