| STRAIGHTAHEAD | One of several hands, each forward (8,5) |
| AHEAD | ...each forward (5) |
| RUBBERSTAMPING | Approving automatically several hands packing in |
| BRIDGE | Several hands needed for this dental work |
| ANTE | Large pot supported with several hands |
| STEPPINGSTONE | One of several helping you cross a shallow river: set GPS point NE, perhaps (8,5) |
| STRING | Twine for cat's-cradle, a puppet or a yo-yo, for example; or, one of several figurative cords attached to one's metaphorical bow when one is said to have a wide range of resources (6) |
| REDROBIN | One of several clues today considered shady and up in the air? Could be related to one of our little |
| TIERS | Rows, ranks or units of structure as one of several placed one above another |
| AVON | A former county; or, the name of any one of several rivers in England, one flowing through Bath and Bristol (4) |
| ISOTOPE | Imogen's confession of alcoholism, in one of several forms (7) |
| STEP | One of several in a course of action (4) |
| DOGLEG | Part of course, one of several used by boxer |
| AVOWAL | Profession of one of several characters, say |
| GYBE | One of several alternative spellings of 'jibe' (4) |
| SEGMENT | One of several parts of a whole (7) |
| PLY | One of several layers as of tissue |
| FRIAR | A member of one of several Catholic religious orders (5) |
| QUOD | Jail one of several siblings talked of |
| CLAM | One of several types of bivalve mollusc (4) |
