| GENERATOR | Plant groups, say, get to run a dynamo (9) |
| HOMICIDAL | Briefly in one detective group, say Capone is likely to kill |
| ROTOR | A circumvolving part in a dynamo, generator or turbine; the winder of a clockwork watch; a wing of a helicopter; or, a violent lee eddy associated with turbulence (5) |
| ENORMOUS | Some get to run round, growing to be immense (8) |
| ONEROUS | Did one get to run round the States, although it was a bit awkward? (7) |
| ADS | Sponsors get to run them |
| REACH | Get to run with every one individually |
| SERAL | Name given to plant groups |
| PHYLA | Plant groups to play around with in the fashion centre (5) |
| TAXA | Levy associated with a ... biological term for plant groups (4) |
| ARMATURE | Word for panoply; an iron keeper placed in contact with the poles of a magnet to preserve its power; or, a wire-wound core of a dynamo (8) |
| ALTERNATOR | Bird going between a lake and a hill, a dynamo |
| DODGE | When you want to leave a metaphorical city, say "Get out of..." |
| PDA | Activity that might provoke someone to say Get a room!: Abbr. |
| OPHELIA | To whom Hamlet says "Get thee to a nunnery" |
| PHLOX | Flowering plant groups of sheep or birds picked up |
| ALLIUM | Plant group to which onions, leeks, garlic etc. belong (6) |
| LILY | To which plant group does the fleur-de-lis belong (4) |
| OCTET | Two merged barbershop groups, say |
| PANELS | Juries or discussion groups say |
