| UNCLE | Male relative not certain to pass a river (5) |
| GONER | One who's certain to pass on A£1001 (5) |
| GHAT | In India, a mountain pass, a river landing place, or a cremation site |
| DOUBT | You"re not certain to have it (5) |
| REEVE | The bailiff is to pass a rope through a hole (5) |
| CROSS | Is angry about having to pass a ball to the other side (5) |
| NIECE | Relative not against touring Venice (5) |
| AVERT | Turn away troubled relative not admitting lie (5) |
| UNTIE | Release relative not wearing top (5) |
| SAUNA | Endlessly sad, relative not quite fitting in sweater |
| RESAT | Took another chance to pass a spider round |
| STYLE | "Gangnam ___" (first YouTube video to pass a billion views) |
| HUMAN | One able to pass a Captcha test (hopefully!) |
| POTATO | A hole in a sock/stocking's heel, big enough to pass a type of solanaceous spud that has a jacket for a peel (6) |
| INDOUBT | It's not certain to develop into bud (2,5) |
| MAYBLOSSOM | A thornbush that's not certain to flower, apparently (3,7) |
| CONCENTRATION | Attention to swindle not certain to be worked out |
| GREATNIECE | Relative -not extremely nice teenager, sadly (5-5) |
| VOTE | Whether cast, split in the House, used to pass a bill or to decide what's for supper, it is a word for a ballot, election, poll or yea/nay (4) |
| TONSURE | In upheaval not certain to see bare patch (7) |
