| COMEBY | Make a visit |
| DETOUR | A long, roundabout route taken to avoid something or make a visit (6) |
| PAY | Make (a visit) |
| CALL | To telephone, make a visit (4) |
| INSPECT | Make a visit to check the facility |
| LANDOFNOD | Drop off to make a visit here (4,2,3) |
| DRAAI | Doctor Salami regularly makes a visit (5) |
| PAYS | How one makes a visit to Monsieur's country? (4) |
| BREAK | If a person received a visit from Lady Luck as hoped, he finally caught a ___ |
| SUGARPLUM | Mentioned in A Visit from St. Nicholas, a crystallised damsonlike fruit, or; a spiced fruit-and-nut confection resembling such (5,4) |
| TOUR | A visit round a particular place (4) |
| CALLATRUCE | Pay a visit with a hearing piece to bring the trouble to an end (4,1,5) |
| CLANK | Sound that suggests a visit to a mechanic |
| COMESTOAHEAD | Reaches a climax and pays the boss a visit? (5,2,1,4) |
| BAILIFF | These two troublemakers come from Ilfracombe, and if they get into more trouble they will be getting a visit from a law-enforcement officer (7) |
| NEAT | Like a home after a visit from Marie Kondo |
| INDIA | Three friends in Dartmouth are arranging a visit to a country in Asia (5) |
| DANCINGQUEEN | 1976 ABBA hit about a visit to a disco club: 2 wds. |
| ABIDING | Enduring a big noise paying a visit (7) |
| DASHER | Plunger in a butter churn; boards of an ice hockey rink; or, one of the reindeer in Clement Clarke Moore's poem A Visit from St . Nicholas (6) |
