| CUCKOOPINT | Plant taken out to lunch for a drink (6,4) |
| NOTIN | Out to lunch, for example |
| LEAFMOULD | Compost for plants taken out of a full dome (4-5) |
| TILLER | Ploughman's lunch for a starter eaten by workman (6) |
| CUCKOO | Bird taken out to lunch? (6) |
| NEATFREAK | One always ordered fare taken out to lunch (4-5) |
| MIDDAYMEAL | Lunch for some, dinner for others |
| AMONTILLADO | I'm told a loan must be taken out to get a drink |
| EXAMPLES | Word for archetypes, epitomes, illustrations, instances to deter/warn, models to follow, paradigms, patterns, precedents or other things "taken out" to show or represent points (8) |
| BIRETTA | As a double treat, taken out to get a cap (7) |
| LOANS | They may be taken out to pay for college or start a business |
| CUTTING | Piece of a plant taken for propagation (7) |
| ISOBAR | A biro's taken out to produce curve on map |
| BASIN | A nib's taken out to wash in it (5) |
| TRASH | Stuff "taken out" to throw out |
| CARAMELS | Sweets for the meals taken out to the vehicle (8) |
| HIDING | Furiously admonishing mason, taken out to receive a thrashing |
| LOAN | What might be taken out to start a business |
| PADMA | Sanskrit word for the sacred lotus flower/plant, taken as the Bangladeshi name for the Ganges (5) |
| ROSELEAF | Part of plant, taken from Home Counties meadow, up for grabs |
