| THETOPEND | Opted then to go round part of Australia |
| MANITOBA | Fly to the north, having madness to go round part of Canada (8) |
| AMAZED | Astonished -- a day to go round part of Hampton Court (6) |
| BEDROOM | Journalist gets cleaner to go round part of the house |
| DRESSCIRCLE | Prepare to go round part of theatre |
| NACELLE | The female at Orly is able to go round part of the aeroplane |
| TOECAP | Man or woman collecting chief exec to go round part of Oxford? (6) |
| NOCTURN | Slight accident reported - go round part of the office |
| CIRCLE | Go round part of theatre (6) |
| LORDCHANCELLOR | Top lawyer and strangely droll men go round part of church (4,10) |
| FIRINGSQUAD | Shooting party, if set up, goes round part of college |
| ACHING | Sore area initially goes round part of face |
| AWKWARDLY | Taking a week, heartless lady goes round part of hospital uncomfortably (9) |
| ELDERSTATESMEN | Bushmen go round parts of the US revealing mature politicians (5,9) |
| OTTO | Man liable to return first, then to go (4) |
| THREATEN | Tear off, then, to go around and warn one (8) |
| ONTHETROT | Assembled then to go off, one after the other (2,3,4) |
| ALLEN | Maybe singer Lily means now and then to go after everybody! (5) |
| BIG | It's great ? double so, to go without nothing (3) |
| ABOUTTURN | Having a fight in the ring, so to go off would be a climb-down (5,4) |
