| DOWNRIGHT | Out and out, it could be a word thing (9) |
| EVINCED | Some schemer gestures and out it comes (7) |
| EMANATE | Name the tea required and out it will flow (7) |
| THEN | Now it can be a word of warning |
| ESSENCE | From "be", a word for existence or being originally, later an intrinsic nature, inherent character or indispensable quality; a plant extract for flavouring or scent; or, the concentrate, perfume or su |
| KETTLEOFFISH | If folks teeth fall out it could be a fine muddle (6,2,4) |
| ANTELOPE | One leapt out - it could be a reebok (8) |
| EVENINGSTANDARD | See van in Strand edge out - it could be conveying this (7,8) |
| HUG | Close embrace or, being left out, it could be rough (3) |
| FATHERFIGURE | Stout for his companion? Work out it could be for someone in the Vatican! (6,6) |
| RUINOUS | When an I.O.U. runs out it could well be (7) |
| NETTLE | Sheer profit? Let out it could sting one! (6) |
| TRAUMATIC | I cut a tram out - it was shocking! (9) |
| DISPLACED | Such a stateless person is easily put out it seems (9) |
| EXCELLENT | Once room ten is let out, it will be very good (9) |
| DONIZETTI | Opera composer zoned it out - it pops up later (9) |
| POTPOURRI | Port I pour out -- it might have a nice bouquet (9) |
| CROWSNEST | Look out, it may have a high tar content (5-4) |
| LIBERATES | I let bears out - it frees them! (9) |
| DISCERNED | Made out it was wrongly rescinded (9) |
