| CONVERGE | Meet at the centre first, then on the edge (8) |
| SPINDOCTOR | For example, Campbell's fixer, taking party to centre first, then to the right (4,6) |
| SUE | Use the centre first to institute a lawsuit (3) |
| RADII | They meet at the centre (5) |
| FORTHENONCE | Hove the police, then, on the inside pro tem (3,3,5) |
| WHEREAFTER | From then on, the far Right and East we reassess. (10) |
| TIARA | Crown and Anchor content to leave a pint every now and then on the counter (5) |
| RETRENCH | Economise? Ditch entire play-centre first! |
| SCREAMER | Noisy lover is briefly on top, then on back (8) |
| ADEQUATE | Enough said, every now and then, on match (8) |
| GYMKHANA | Meet at which riders and horses display a range of skills (8) |
| MENISCUS | Cartilage between bones that meet at a joint (8) |
| SCHEDULE | Arrange for lawyer, head honcho and journalist to meet at university in the east |
| COCKCROW | Two birds meet at daybreak (8) |
| MARRIED | Kiwi lonely hearts meet at the altar in reality show ...at First Sight NZ (7) |
| BUMPERCARS | They frequently meet at the funfair? (6,4) |
| VALVATE | Botany term for petals that meet at the edges without overlapping (7) |
| BAILON | Fail to meet at the planned time |
| REGATTA | Meet at the river, perhaps |
| SEE | Meet at the poker table |
